Re: Processing Streamed Data

Robert DiFalco wrote:
> You wouldn't process records one by one, they would be buffered and
> flushed as the buffer became full. There are many different
> possibilities, different solutions for different needs. I don't know if
> sending a zip file over is all that great; it would be a bit slow.
> Better to have a stream open between the two processes and compress the
> stream on the sending side. But that's just me. Btw, you probably
> wouldn't want to process records one by one in real time if you had a
> system that required intermittent connections. You might prefer a
> scheduled replication.

Also, depending on the total amount of data and the disparity in data
rates, a Javaspaces based solution would allow you to decouple the data
flow and perhaps provide some parallel processing opportunities using
the classic CPU farm paradigm associated with many Javaspaces applications.

Gregg Wonderly

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