2010/10/12 Tristan Tarrant <tristan.tarrant(a)gmail.com>:
> How does it perform then comparing to BDBJE and JDBM? Out of
curiosity,
> if there is a good file-based cache store implementation, why BDBJE and
> JDBM backends were introduced?
>
Haven't tried BDBJE, but it certainly is faster than JDBM.
My finding so far - FileCacheStore is a BucketBasedCacheStore that uses
the hashCode of the key as the bucket name. FileCacheStore creates a
new file for each bucket. It means a lot of files will be created as
new entries are added. I don't think it will perform better than JDBM
or BDBJE in most cases.
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