Re: Out-of-Memory Handling in Long-Running / Server Applications

On Monday 14 April 2008 16:27, Craig Pfeifer wrote:
> ...
>
> >  > You could look into Terracotta. ...
> >
> >  Interesting. I've become aware of Terracotta recently, but this
> > aspect never occurred to me.
> >
> >  While I can't see that it would be suitable for the prover's main
> > loop where the heuristically driven search of an incrementally
> > built tree occurs, it might be helpful for another design problem
> > I've yet to solve.
>
> ...
>
> (http://www.terracotta.org/confluence/display/explore/What+Is+Terracotta)
> "Terracotta is Network Attached Memory (NAM). NAM is best suited
> for storing what we like to call scratch data. Scratch data is
> defined as object oriented data that is critical to the execution of
> a series of Java operations inside the JVM, but may not be critical
> once a business transaction is complete."
>
> Sounds like a possible match to me.

Yes, but for the need to store the _results_ not the representation used
to produce them.


> [email protected]

Ooh! I've got one of those... Let me see... What is it, what is it...?
Oh, there it is: randallDOTschulzATacmDOTorg.


Randall Schulz

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