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Feb 23, 2015 · James Sugrue
Thanks for chiming in Andy. DataNucleus looks quite interesting - supports JPA 2.1 (a Java EE 7 standard). Seems like it plugs in an already existing implementation for JCache. Correct ?
Feb 23, 2015 · James Sugrue
Thanks for chiming in Andy. DataNucleus looks quite interesting - supports JPA 2.1 (a Java EE 7 standard). Seems like it plugs in an already existing implementation for JCache. Correct ?
Feb 23, 2015 · James Sugrue
Yes. Great to hear that. I am aware of it's beta version. Caught that from your Twitter feed actually http://bit.ly/1LAadtZ ;-)
Feb 23, 2015 · James Sugrue
Yes. Great to hear that. I am aware of it's beta version. Caught that from your Twitter feed actually http://bit.ly/1LAadtZ ;-)
Feb 20, 2015 · geotauaisay
Thanks for taking out the time for reading the post and providing valuable feedback ! :-)
My side of things:
1. Yes - you are dead right. In fact this did happen when I bumped up the no. of threads to 10,000 ;-)
2 and 3 make complete sense as well.
What I was trying to see if OIM has the appetite of handling decent load with default config of 20 threads for UI - I was kind of unsure and hence the quick hack through JMeter
Cheers! :-)
Feb 20, 2015 · geotauaisay
Thanks for taking out the time for reading the post and providing valuable feedback ! :-)
My side of things:
1. Yes - you are dead right. In fact this did happen when I bumped up the no. of threads to 10,000 ;-)
2 and 3 make complete sense as well.
What I was trying to see if OIM has the appetite of handling decent load with default config of 20 threads for UI - I was kind of unsure and hence the quick hack through JMeter
Cheers! :-)
Feb 20, 2015 · geotauaisay
Thanks for taking out the time for reading the post and providing valuable feedback ! :-)
My side of things:
1. Yes - you are dead right. In fact this did happen when I bumped up the no. of threads to 10,000 ;-)
2 and 3 make complete sense as well.
What I was trying to see if OIM has the appetite of handling decent load with default config of 20 threads for UI - I was kind of unsure and hence the quick hack through JMeter
Cheers! :-)
Feb 11, 2015 · James Sugrue
Thanks for reading Vivek !
You hit the nail on the head. This is in fact pretty basic. The good thing is that everything hinges on the basics and fundamentals :-) and investing in those areas will pay rich dividends.
Feb 11, 2015 · James Sugrue
Thanks for reading Vivek !
You hit the nail on the head. This is in fact pretty basic. The good thing is that everything hinges on the basics and fundamentals :-) and investing in those areas will pay rich dividends.
Feb 11, 2015 · James Sugrue
Thanks for reading Vivek ! :-)
You hit the nail on the head. This is in fact pretty basic. The good thing is that everything hinges on the basics and fundamentals :-) and investing in those areas will pay rich dividends.
Feb 11, 2015 · James Sugrue
Thanks for reading Vivek ! :-)
You hit the nail on the head. This is in fact pretty basic. The good thing is that everything hinges on the basics and fundamentals :-) and investing in those areas will pay rich dividends.
Feb 11, 2015 · James Sugrue
Thanks for reading Vivek ! :-)
You hit the nail on the head. This is in fact pretty basic. The good thing is that everything hinges on the basics and fundamentals :-) and investing in those areas will pay rich dividends.
Feb 11, 2015 · James Sugrue
Thanks for reading Vivek ! :-)
You hit the nail on the head. This is in fact pretty basic. The good thing is that everything hinges on the basics and fundamentals :-) and investing in those areas will pay rich dividends.
Sep 11, 2014 · admin
Thanks for reading Steve. I am not sure how that's possible.
1. The constructor is private - cannot be accessed outside of the class
2. I have not yet provided a static method (e.g. getInstance) for external code in order to obtain an instance of ImmutablePerson (that's something which I missed ;-) ) - I could have created a defensive copy of the Date object in such a method before returning an instance
Cheers!
Sep 11, 2014 · admin
Thanks for reading Steve. I am not sure how that's possible.
1. The constructor is private - cannot be accessed outside of the class
2. I have not yet provided a static method (e.g. getInstance) for external code in order to obtain an instance of ImmutablePerson (that's something which I missed ;-) ) - I could have created a defensive copy of the Date object in such a method before returning an instance
Cheers!