Hi, > hanging on something in the Cluster package, before I removed it. > Just wondering if there was something obvious I was doing wrong.
It would be great if you could post the results! The YourKit snapshot, or the java.hprof.txt file when using -Xrunhprof:cpu=samples,depth=8 or something like that; or just class, method name and percentage of the problematic code. If the cluster package is slow we should find out why. > running out of file handles If you use 'older' file based persistence managers that could be a problem (not sure). For me (I use Windows XP) the file handles is usually not a problem, but the number of directories and files (deleting such a repository took hours sometimes). With database or bundle persistence managers this is usually not a problem at all. > how many things I should do at a time before retiring the session. As far as I know, there is no limitation. > If I need to bulk insert several hundred thousand nt:files/nt:folders, > because I'm migrating from an old system, what is the best strategy > concerning my JCR Session? Should I be able to use a single Session > the entire time as long as I'm doing a session.save() after I copy each > file? Yes, a single session and save from time to time is the best solution I think. > DataStore It is not available in Jackrabbit 1.3. Regards, Thomas
