Re: Batch Operations in Jackrabbit

2008-09-29 Thread Marcel Reutegger
Hi, Shailesh Mangal wrote: > thanks Stefan, > > We are using JTA. Our repository reads are very fast but writes are very > slow. > > It takes 600-800 msec to copy one node. We are trying to find a reason > for that. It appeared that workspace.copy() might take long. > > What I also noticed is t

Re: Batch Operations in Jackrabbit

2008-09-25 Thread Shailesh Mangal
thanks Stefan, We are using JTA. Our repository reads are very fast but writes are very slow. It takes 600-800 msec to copy one node. We are trying to find a reason for that. It appeared that workspace.copy() might take long. What I also noticed is that its constantly rebuilding the index

Re: Batch Operations in Jackrabbit

2008-09-25 Thread Stefan Guggisberg
hi shailesh On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 5:55 PM, Shailesh Mangal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > HI All, > > I am facing performance issues while coping large number of nodes. >Scenario: I have a node(N1) with 5000 subnodes). I wanted to > selectively copy some of these (say 1000) sub nodes to ot

Batch Operations in Jackrabbit

2008-09-24 Thread Shailesh Mangal
HI All, I am facing performance issues while coping large number of nodes. Scenario: I have a node(N1) with 5000 subnodes). I wanted to selectively copy some of these (say 1000) sub nodes to other node(N2) I am using Workspace.copy(). (Iterating through all subnodes and coping one by one)