On the server side, I use sticky session replicate nothing "design". So 6 app (SoA) servers each have their own cache (of their user's queries). The CPU is far from the bottleneck, it hardly budges. ( the 1st thing that maxes out is the dual gigabit NICs. Next is SQL DB server. Map splits... I wish I get to that as a problem. In any case, number of columns on a table is few).
.V
Clinton Begin wrote:
If I recall correctly, commons-collections fast Map implementations are only better for reading, and could possibly be even slower for writing. This also complicates design because you have to find a convenient place to set the Map to "fast mode".
Cheers, Clinton
On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 14:18:09 -0600, Vic Cekvenich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Also... I use Apche commons-collections.
.V
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