Hi all,
today I manage to find a bug on the indexed shapefile datastore (http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-1014) which makes me think
we should not ship it as part of the standard distribution, because
a heavy usage of that datastore sooner or later would make
geoserver stop serving altogheter: once the open file cap has
been reached the Dispatcher class won't be able to create the
temporary request files any more.
What do you think?
Cheers
Andrea
Hi,
I can confirm this issue with 20 concurrent users. After about 15 requests each Geoserver simply returns nothing.
Amr.
Andrea Aime wrote:
Hi all,
today I manage to find a bug on the indexed shapefile datastore (http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-1014) which makes me think
we should not ship it as part of the standard distribution, because
a heavy usage of that datastore sooner or later would make
geoserver stop serving altogheter: once the open file cap has
been reached the Dispatcher class won't be able to create the
temporary request files any more.What do you think?
Cheers
Andrea-------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Amr A. Alam ha scritto:
Hi,
I can confirm this issue with 20 concurrent users. After about 15 requests each Geoserver simply returns nothing.
Amr, if you need spatial indexing I would suggest to use postgis,
it's the most stable datastore we have.
Otherwise, in my testing plain shapefile is working just ok.
Cheers
Andrea