Actually, I can just compare with the embedded derby system : it is a
little longer to import xml in the JCR (typically when bootstrapping),
but quicker to read the datas (typically, when using the app!).
The "how to install DataSourcePersistenceManager" is not yet written in
the wiki (and if someone wants, no pb, feel free to update !), but I
said all that is necessary I think in the user mailing list, thread "A
jackrabbit PersistanceManager which not use only one Connection".
Cheers,
Anthony
Ben Brock a écrit :
How's the performance on MySQL? I heard it was pretty bad with the DataSourcePersistenceManager.
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Sent: 24 November 2006 13:29
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [magnolia-user] How to Set BLOB storage and "too many files open"
Alternatively, you could use a database like MySQL, and the
DataSourcePersistenceManager ...
Anthony
Ben Brock a écrit :
Ok, based on Pascal's last email, it looks like I can't go this route.
My goal is to create a Tomcat / Magnolia CE bundle that uses a BDB
storing blobs in the database. Is that possible? I was almost to the
point of being able to deploy a Tomcat/Magnolia bundle without
building any code.
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To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [magnolia-user] How to Set BLOB storage and "too many
files open"
If you are using magnolia dbd persistence distributed with enterprise
edition then only you can change binary store.
if you have this jar, to make it work without compiling you can
override properties file under classes
create a file bdb.properties under
classes/info/magnolia/state/berkeley
with a single property stating the store
blobStoreType = db
and bootstrap, from now on it will store all binaries in database.
Regards,
Sameer Charles
Magnolia International Ltd.
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On Nov 24, 2006, at 1:33 PM, Ben Brock wrote:
Not yet. We're trying to get BDB running on 3.0 CE first. We plan to
move to Oracle and 3.0 EE early next year. In the meantime, are you
saying we cannot change the blob storage in the Tomcat Magnolia
bundle
CE version?
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Sent: 24 November 2006 12:26
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [magnolia-user] How to Set BLOB storage and "too many
files open"
Hi Ben,
are you are using magnolia enterprise? if so you can contact magnolia
support we can build it for you.
if you are enterprise customer and have access to the enterprise SVN
then you need to change bdb.properties under resources
----- from bdb.properties --------------------- # blobStore can be
either db (database) or fs (filesystem) blobStoreType = fs
currently this is a compile time flag and cannot be changed later on
once built this property file is packaged with the jar under info/
magnolia/state/berkeley
Hope this helps
Regards,
Sameer Charles
Magnolia International Ltd.
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On Nov 24, 2006, at 1:07 PM, Ben Brock wrote:
The Enterprise Edition instructions include the below step, but no
instructions on how to do so. I think this change may fix my "too
many files open" problem. Does anyone know specifically how/what to
change?
4. Set BLOB storage
- by default all binaries are stored on file system for
performance reasons, but you can change this behaviour
and force binaries to store in berkeley database.
NOTE : This is a compile type configuration and must be
changed while building the connector and can
only be applied on an empty repository.
Thanks in advance,
Ben
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