", but this code belongs to another line 100% sure. So
> I should control the synchronization process by myself, right?
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If you run in parallel processing mode, then the lines can be
processed out of order and concurrently.
Also your custom processor will be invoked concurrently by multiple
threads as they process the lines in parallel. So you have to write
your code in a thread safe manner, if you want to access shared
de "1234" but "1235", but this code belongs to another line 100% sure. So
I should control the synchronization process by myself, right?
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Sorry for so many questions but I woke up one day with a very slow
application and I have to make it work faster as soon as possible.
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batches of hundreds or thousands and I keep using
the old mechanism for mapping, one line at a time.
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gt;> one for each read line, to the processor and then to the endpoint. This way
>> I read from the file in batches of hundreds or thousands and I keep using
>> the old mechanism for mapping, one line at a time.
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>> Thank you.
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, to the processor and then to the endpoint. This way
> I read from the file in batches of hundreds or thousands and I keep using
> the old mechanism for mapping, one line at a time.
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l" from catify.com where he
> raised the number of read lines per second from 200 to 4000 by reading in
> batches instead of per line.
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l" from catify.com where he
> raised the number of read lines per second from 200 to 4000 by reading in
> batches instead of per line.
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nd send each of time independently or send
> 500 lines at once but map each of them to an xml and send the xml alone to
> the second stage xml mapper. Do you get my point now?
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se I
> saw in "Parsing large Files with Apache Camel" from catify.com that he
> raised the number of read lines per second from 200 to 4000.
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> I will do the tests that you suggested also.
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> Thank you for your reply,
> Cristian.
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st I don't think that I'm using, to deal
> the XML but I will take a look on this problem also.
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r at least I don't think that I'm using, to deal
> the XML but I will take a look on this problem also.
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will take a look on this problem also.
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;m not sure if it can help
> me. Basically I want to insert a mechanism to send more than one exchange,
> one for each read line, to the processor and then to the endpoint. This way
> I read from the file in batches of hundreds or thousands and I keep using
> the old mechanism for m
way
I read from the file in batches of hundreds or thousands and I keep using
the old mechanism for mapping, one line at a time.
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