[udig-devel] datastore cache
Vince Darley
vince.darley at eurobios.com
Thu Apr 10 11:52:57 PDT 2008
Jody,
Not much to add here, except that some of us have been surprised at
how slow the postgres layers are (just drawing styled lines
representing roads, and styled points (circles, squares, etc)
representing houses. So if some caching approach would improve that
performance, we'd be interested to know more.
regards,
Vince.
At 18:00 10/04/2008, Jody Garnett wrote:
>I have been asked by a commercial customer to add a "cache" around a
>slowly performing layer (arcsdedatastore). As such I am going to
>make a design over the next couple of days and ask for a pretty serious review.
>
>A cache at the Datastore / FeatureStore level lives and dies by its
>events; as such I probably can only get this one to work for arcsde
>datastore (and any other data store that we care to "fix" the events
>for). My first thought is to do a CachedFeatureStore implementation
>in the geotools project (rather than just in uDig) so at the very
>least datastore developers can watch their code fail to work :-)
>
>Does anyone else have thoughts, suggestions on this one.
>Jody
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