The org.apache.ace.repository.Repository interface is an abstraction over the persistent data store. However, it doesn't appear to support arbitrary queries. Instead, you must call checkout() and unmarshal an XML document from the returned InputStream. This means that the entire data store must be able to reside in memory.
This doesn't seem like it will scale well to hundreds of thousands of targets in a single data store. The commit() method uses optimistic locking, which means that only one thread can update the database at a time. This seems like we are limited to a single point of failure with a single server serving up all requests from all agents. Are these conclusion corrects or did I missing something? Thanks, Wayne Nelson l Senior Director Engineering Proofpoint, Inc. M: 801-633-0587 E: wnel...@proofpoint.com<mailto:wnel...@proofpoint.com> <http://www.proofpoint.com/> threat protection l compliance l archiving & governance l secure communication
