Probably would... I was using 2.x for this particular project,
in large part because it needed to be done very, very quickly
(~1 month to replace an app that had been somewhere around 20k lines
of php).
Robert
On Aug 9, 2007, at 8/94:23 PM , Joe Baldwin wrote:
Robert,
Hm... I recently wrote an app that involved processing large
numbers of rows
(to the tune of about 250,000 currently, and sure to increase
rapidly).
Granted, I had to code a little more carefully... create "throw
away" data contexts
for some operations, etc. But the app runs quite nicely with cayenne.
What performance issues did you encounter?
Didn't I just recently read a post in which Andrus commented that
the original architecture assumed that persistence objects would
*not* be released until the DataContext is destroyed and garbage
collected. I *believe* the new version allows more control over
the atomic release of data objects, if I recall.
Could this have any influence on the performance issues that were
reported?
Joe
