Hi DSpace commiters and advanced tech users,
would it be helpful for large scale import and repositories to do some
Item.decache() calls during the process? I'm very concerned about the fact that
each time an instance of org.dspace.content.Item is created, it seems to be
automatically put in the Context cache.
I've done a search about the decache() method calls and it seems to be used
only by MediaFilterManager and DSIndexer.
It could be a problem too for the DSpace web interface : does it means that
every time we access an Item, it creates an instance of this object and puts it
in the cache, and to be never removed as long as the user's session is still
alive? Could someone confirms if that is actually the case?
If it is, we should maybe check if the decache() method could be used more
often. It would certainly help large repositories having items with a lot of
bitstreams...
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Date: mer. 2007-06-06 07:58
À: dspace-tech@lists.sourceforge.net
Objet : Re: [Dspace-tech] dsrun data register trouble
Dear Lewis,
> > We have a memory problem and we can not register our
> repository data properly.
> > If somebody knows anything about the similar problem,
> please let us know.
> > The problem is as follows.
> > During the data registration using "dsrun" utility, the memory
> > resource is constantly consumed and finally the process
> stops because
> > of the out of memory.It happens even if the data is only
> about several thousand.
> > But our collection is up to hundred thousand or mor.
> > We use Dspace Ver1.4.
>
> Which dsrun script are you running? What is the full command you use?
We executed like this;
?/usr/local/dspace/bin/dsrun org.dspace.app.itemimport --add [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--collection=26 --source=/home/porta/install/070410/akita_d/xml_kyoudo
--map=/home/porta/install/070410/mapfile/mpf_akitad01
With regards.
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