>
> I don't even want to get into database sharding and I suppose if the
> application grows to need sharding, it may also grow past an ORM.
>
If you start going that far, you may want to look at the Hibernate Sharding
project:
https://www.hibernate.org/414.html
At which point, you may also want
That JDBC load balancing option is pretty cool. I hadn't found that option
yet and it looks like that may be a viable option for what I'm doing. Maybe
this type of configuration really belongs in the JDBC level rather than the
Transfer (ORM) level.
Based on the options on the table, having a single
On Jun 29, 2:28 am, Mark Mandel wrote:
>
> And in that, when doing reads, it would round robin through the read-only
> datasources, and then when doing writes, it would simply go to the default
> datasource.
> ...
This is much better, but you can't round-robin except at the end of
each request.
Doing some more reading...
There are some interesting ways to do this at a JDBC level:
http://gabrito.com/post/load-balancing-across-mysql-servers-using-jdbc
But reading up on this stuff, I stand by my position that having a simple
'read' and 'write' option is just not enough for a framework to c
It's weird that the IoC hits to the cache keep going up.
On Jun 28, 11:53 pm, Mark Mandel wrote:
> It * sounds * like Transfer is being loaded on every request... I would put
> some statements in TransferFactory's init() function, and see if
> that is the case.
>
> Mark
>
> On Mon, Jun 29, 2009
I am hitting a bit of a logical snag in the composition structure, it
seems a little hack-ish, but here...
You could do it as I have done below, I'm guessing you just want to
know what the arguments would be, so here it is as a structure:
deleteThis = instance.Transfer.get("users
On Jun 28, 5:47 pm, Mark Mandel wrote:
> On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 6:39 PM, Elliott Sprehn wrote:
>
> ...
>
> And a mechanism, to be able to switch between the credentials as neccessary,
> which is far more flexibly than just 'read', and 'write'.
>
The complexity is more than necessary and requir
When you say being loaded, do you mean reloaded? I'll go set up the
logging now, any idea what might be causing this?
On Jun 28, 11:53 pm, Mark Mandel wrote:
> It * sounds * like Transfer is being loaded on every request... I would put
> some statements in TransferFactory's init() function, and
