- removed migration code
- removed BLOBTree
after the removal of the BLOBTree, a lot of dead code appeared:
- removed dead code that was needed for BLOBTree
Some more classes may have not much use any more after the removal of BLOBTree, but still have some component that are needed elsewhere. Additional Refactoring steps are needed to clean up dependencies and then more code may appear that is unused and can be removed as well.
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- added a analysis method that counts bytes that could be saved in case the new HandleMap can be applied in the most efficient way. Look for the log messages beginning with "HeapReader saturation": in most cases we could save about 30% RAM!
- removed the old FlexTable database structure. It was not used any more.
- removed memory statistics in PerformanceMemory about flex tables and node caches (node caches were used by Tree Tables, which are also not used any more)
- add a stub for a steering of navigation functions. That should help to switch off naviagtion computation in cases where it is not demanded by a client
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This removes the last very IO-intensive data structures which were still used for Wiki, Blog and Bookmarks. Old database files will still remain in the DATA subdirectory but can be deleted manually if no major bugs appear during migration. There is no need for any user action, all migration is done automatically.
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many classes used the kelondroMapDataMining (was: kelondroMapObjects) which adds statistical
functions to the kelondroMap (was: kelondroObjects), but these functions were not used by these
classes. Especially the HTCACHE and robots.txt database allocate a very large number of objects
for statistical use, but never used them. By replacing the kelondroMapDataMining with the
kelondroMap object for these classes now less memory is allocated.
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- introduced a new BLOB file format: kelondroBLOBHeap. This is a flat file with an index in RAM.
very similar to the eco-tables, but with flexible value sizes. It will replace the kelondroBLOBTree,
which is based on a kelondroTree, a file-AVL-based index data structure.
- the HTCACHE header file was replaced by the new blob heap file structure
- the robots.txt file was replaced by the new blob heap file structure
- the robots parser was enhanced (bugfixing for double-loading of the same robots.txt)
- other BLOB-dependent data structures were prepared to use also the new BLOB heap
- fixed a bug in the snippet fetch process: the file header was not written to the header index
There should now be less IO during snippet fetch and during crawling
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find a better way to store BLOBs; generalize current BLOG data structure (kelondroDyn)
and prepare it to replace it with something better. The best candidate is the kelondroHeap,
which will become the kelondroBLOBHeap;
removed also some never-used classes
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- removed mainly unused init-time for databases (was only used for tree tables, which are not used any more)
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- remove unnecessary generation of Calendar and Date objects
- synchronized SimpleDateFormat objects in blog-, message- and wikiBoard
- correct use of TimeZones and SimpleDateFormats
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- basic protection against start-up problems when database files are corrupted
- auto-delete of not-critical databases during startup when load error occurs
- on-the-fly reset option for all database tables
- automatic on-the-fly reset for seed tables during enumeration exceptions
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- each cache can now allocate as much memory as is available
- no more fixed limits
- replaced old performance memory monitor by new one
- added supervision methods as static functions into the classes that provide cache functionality
- steering of ram allocation is done with two simple limits that are ram availability-relative
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- this class is replaced by an object that can hold any type of object
- this object must be defined as a class that implements kelondroObjectsEntry
- the kelodroMap is now implemented as kelondroMapObjects
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* replaced kelondroTree for NURLs by kelondroFlex
* replaced kelondroTree for EURLs by kelondroFlex
take care, may be very buggy
please finish crawls before updating. crawls will be lost.
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this was done because testing showed that cache-delete operations
slowed down record access most, even more that actual IO operations.
Cache-delete operations appeared when entries were shifted from low-priority
positions to high-priority positions. During a fill of x entries to a database,
x/2 delete situation happen which caused two or more delete operations.
removing the cache control means that these delete operations are not
necessary any more, but it is more difficult to decide which cache elements
shall be removed in case that the cache is full. There is not yet a stable
solution for this case, but the advantage of a faster cache is more important
that the flush problem.
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the kelondro database needs specific information about the order of
base64-encoded keys. Since no other package depends on base64
(only the httpd uses base64 for encryption, but does not need to encode these strings)
it is good to move base64 encoding to the new ordering classes in kelondro.
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