> Hi,
>
> I'm writing my diploma exam about WebDAV and CMS and
> want to implement a slide-store to demonstrate the
> possibilities of WebDAV for an universal client-access to
> existing Content Management Systems.
> But I'm still not familiar with the store-layer of slide.
> So I have logged some method-calls to follow the low-level
> calls.
>
> Why does a simple PROPFIND like the following trigger
> that amount of redundant(?) retrieveObject() calls?
> Should I look at some other abstraction-layers to
> understand the integration of the stores?
The store ultimately gets so many calls because it's not cached (since it's
a memory store). There is a flag somewhere which triggers that.
Don't worry, the JDBC store doesn't get hammered like that ;)
Using Slide, the application is not trusted, so that's why so many reads
from the internal repositories are occurring. That number could probably
easily be reduced (that's definitely not something I tried to optimize yet),
but first, I just wanted to make sure the thing was secure.
Remy
