Bernd Dorn wrote: > imho the memory consumption problem could be handled with explicit > deallocation of objects
Well, it probably _could_ be, but that would require a lot of extra work. If you want to keep copies of all objects returned by your request in memory, you can implement a simple cache of your own (above storm) to do that, but that's not the purpose of the cache in storm. > that's a god point ... even though i am not sure in which use-case one > should store an object in memory which may magically change its values > without getting the object from a specific place again explicitly It's not magically changing - the object represents some values in the database, and it changes when a change is made to the values in the database. Since there is only one instance of the values in the database, there should only be one instance of the object in memory. -- Richard -- storm mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/storm
