It's just a count maintained across calls to the method which tracks how many entries have been stored in the data structures. This is so it can stop growing the data size once a limit has been reached.
It would not work to expose this method directly, as-is, no. Instead I think you want to reflect your updates by calling updateItemPref() and/or removeItemPref() for all the changes that your user makes. 2011/2/24 Daniel Mühlbachler <[email protected]> > Hello, > > I have a problem with the memory caching recommender. Due to performance > issues I must choose a memory caching recommender but we need to reload the > cache only for one user (I don't explain why). > After investigating the MemoryDiffStorage for the SlopeOne recommender, I > found the method "private long processOneUser(long averageCount, long > userID)" that processes only one user - right? In fact, my idea is that I am > making this method public and add this method to the WebService class but > what is this averageCount variable? Does it matter if I choose a random > number or must that be a special one? > Moreover, where can I find the WebService class files and how can I compile > them again to get a *.jws file so that I can add this method to the > WebService? > > Thanks in advance! > Best regards, > Daniel Mühlbachler >
