2010/11/11 Cech. Ulrich <[email protected]> > < No, I configure nothing ; the repository goes in an empty directory, as > you can see with dirs.mkdirs().> > Then, try to configure a repository.xml and choose simple FileSystem as > PersistenceManager and so on and give this XML to the TransientRepository to > check, if this makes some difference. > > With BundleFsPersistenceManager, the same take only 3 secondes !
It seem that DerbyPersistenceManager, the default, is very time expensive, for me, at startup. But what to do ?... in wiki I read, at http://wiki.apache.org/jackrabbit/PersistenceManagerFAQ#Bundle_File-System_PM: "Bundle File-System PM Not meant to be used in production environments (except for read-only uses)". is it derby wich is bad ? If I must use another database, which one ? My use case is a desktop application, for text/images, like catalogs (something like 10.000 products). > And try to use some absolute paths. It seems that there is something wrong > with your computers' IO-access. > > It is absolute path, and jackrabbit is the only one which detect this "something wrong" stuf with my computer IO-access, fortunately. Thanks.
