1 Reply Latest reply on Jun 16, 2004 9:59 PM by first

    GC concerns with big caches

    first

      wouldn't GC slowdown the system with large caches?

      As I understood objects are caches as is not in allocated memory.

      Some use new NIO buffers to keep all the objects, so GC will not go crazy. Of cource it entitles serialization/deserialization. But in serialized scenario it is inevitable anyway....

      thank you.

        • 1. correction: GC concerns with big caches
          first

          Wouldn't GC slowdown the system with large caches?

          As I understood cached objects are stored on heap.

          Some use new NIO direct buffers to store all the objects there to prevent GC from going crazy. Of cource it entitles expensive serialization/deserialization. But in replication scenario it is inevitable anyway....

          thank you.