[sf-perl] yapop

[Russ Tremain]

I agree with you that JDBC.pm is not a practical idea for production database work, though it works remarkably well.

This is more of an academic exercise, which was the reason Tim Bunce originally wrote JDBC.pm - to help explore the java model as a means to inform future DBI development.

Think of this as a pure exercise in optimization, given a constrained problem.

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At 9:35 AM -0800 3/1/13, Francisco Obispo wrote:
>On Mar 1, 2013, at 9:22 AM, Russ Tremain <russt at releasetools.org> wrote:
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>> Geez, lots of opportunities for optimization here, where should I start?
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>I would suggest, by removing all Java-related code.
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>>
>> What would you do to improve the performance here?
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>Learn and improve your code using DBIx::Class
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>> I will post what I actually did in a couple of days to give you a chance to think about it.
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>> Hint: anything derived from $rset is handled by Inline::Java, which means at least one write/read cycle to a socket connected java VM.
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>> cheers,
>> -Russ
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>I have seen programs written in pure Java, fail miserably on high performance database applications, mostly IO bound on context changes. If you really like the java code, I would suggest you use java, and not try to mix it with perl.
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