We're considering deploying Jackrabbit 1.4 using the repository server
deployment model,
http://jackrabbit.apache.org/repository-server-howto.html. Our intent is
to have potentially several remote connections from our applications
that will use the Level 1 JSR-170 features, i.e. read-only, to retrieve
application configuration metadata. We also plan to register event
listener(s) to capture changes to the JCR. A CMS will be used to
maintain the content in the JCR. I saw this comment on the Jackrabbit
website, "Warning: The current JCR-RMI library is designed for
simplicity, not performance. You will probably experience major
performance issues if you try running any non-trivial applications on
top of JCR-RMI.".
I was wondering if the deployment model that I described would
be considered non-trivial?
Has anyone else used Jackrabbit with a similar deployment model
and if so how did it perform?
Is the deployment model that I described a good fit for
Jackrabbit?
Are there more performant alternatives to using RMI for the
remote access layer?
Thanks,
Mike
Mike Pettibone
Fiserv Insurance Solutions
Office: 303.729.7596
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