no - you should never have too much data in there. frameworks are
notorious for loading it up with so much junk - one reason I steer well
clear of them all.
Keeping your app small and nimble allows it to load up much faster, page
out quicker, the JVM to clean up faster, and generally not complicate
your code base.
On 14/06/2013 09:22, Randy Johnson wrote:
Are you using mongodb or memcache instead of the application scope to
store data normally stored in the application scope?
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