On 21.11.2005, at 11:02, (Tom Engel) wrote:
Tested with disabled indexing like described here
http://www.magnolia.info/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=DisableJackrabbitIndexing
Instead of FileSystem class="com.day.jackrabbit.fs.cq.CQFileSystem"
I used FileSystem
class="org.apache.jackrabbit.core.fs.local.LocalFileSystem
DEBUG classname 21.11.2005 10:45:02 -- calling parentNode.delete
DEBUG classname 21.11.2005 10:45:02 -- calling parentNode.delete done.
DEBUG classname 21.11.2005 10:45:02 -- calling parentNode.save
DEBUG classname 21.11.2005 10:45:08 -- calling parentNode.save done.
As you can see the result is much better, so indexing is really a major
factor. I think using berkley instead of file system will bring some
additional performance... I'll test that when I find the time ;-) By
the
way: what is CQFileSystem?
some proprietary stuff from Day, its not relevant for us anymore since
Berkley really works very well
The file system (JR) generates a lot of files, its very inconvenient in
respect to backups.
Altough indexing is so time consuming, I need it in all 4 repositories,
since I need to query them (yes, all of them, not only website). So, I
think I have to live with that for now...
try berkley, for us it works great
Regards
Boris Kraft
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