Le 02/07/16 à 00:38, Zheng, Kai a écrit : > This sounds nice. > > In my view, we should probably start with the most popular platform like > Linux and fallback to the current Java offering on other platforms that we > don't support yet due to all kinds of constraints like resources and the > library limit. Incrementally we can add to support more and more.
We just need the builds for the three different platforms we want to support : - linux, obviously - Mac OSX - Windows We can embed the lib in our installers. All in all, we are talking about 2 files: the lib itself and the License file. > > By supporting a partition using LMDB, what did you mean? A partition using > LMDB coexists with a partition using other means meanwhile? Thanks for the > clarifying. A Partition is a specific implementation of the LDAP backend based on a specific DB engine. We have currently a support for JDBM, Mavibot, LDIF and Oracle partitions. However, we might change a few more things if we implement a LMDB partition : - we would make it the reference implementation - we would change the LDAP server code to remove all the useless locks, to have transaction being supported in the AbstractBTreePartition layer I don't think that is a lot of work, and I do think it worth testing that in a branch. I'll probably do that this summer.
