I used iBatis 2 w/ 7000 concurent users and subsecond response time
(each users requested data from a page that had many tiles, 1up.com)
It's much faster than others becuase of a simple row based cache.
I am one of few SQL instructors certified to teach P&T, I would argue
it's by far the most scaleable. However... that does not abosolve you
from stress testing your DAO.
Larry Meadors wrote:
Not that I have seen.
I have used it on a project with 800GB of data + 40-50 concurrent users.
Vic will probably chime in on this thread as well...
Larry
Is there any truth to the urban myth that iBatis doesn't scale?
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