Hi Tomaso,

On 10/25/07, Tomaso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> where can I upload the small tgz with the 0.0.epsilon release of
> db_persisted engine?

It shouldn't be that big, you can attach it here.

> ... I made some tests using the 0.9.15 release, should I do also with
> the current svn version?

If I integrate it, I will do it against the svn trunk version. But
there shouldn't be too many differences.


> PS: perhaps this shold go in a separate discussion:
> have you noticed that with flows like this
>
> sequence begin
>  participant x
>  participant x
>  ...
>  participant x
> end
>
> (the partecipants I used are simple PrintPartecipant, and this happens
> also with CachedFilePersistedEngine)
>
> it happens that if the sequence is large enough, the engine
> terminates the execution before the natural workflow conclusion. I
> don't know exactly how long the sequence must be to trigger the
> stange
> behaviour, but with 2000/3000 it breaks...(i discovered this while
> testing the
> db_persisted_engine to see lots of records on the table....)

That'd be great if you could document that issue.

I have a few tests with a sequence of 10k participants and they run
well, but they are in-memory. I didn't dig too hard into that
direction as such a process definition is kind of seldom.

My test is test/ft_26_load.rb


Best regards, thanks,

-- 
John Mettraux   -///-   http://jmettraux.openwfe.org

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