Somebody asks me why you like JCAPS. One of things is Java and OTD.
If you know Java, you can easily include any JCAPS OTD into your java program. If I have really complex interface, I always use this approach.
Big advantage with this approach is that ‘Your development cycle will be shortened with a couple of times faster’ and ultimately it saves a lot of money for your IT.
I will reuse jcdFileMappingExample collaboration in ‘Example2. Batch Transaction Type article.’ If you don’t have it, please refer to the following URL to download files. http://commonserviceframework.blogspot.com/2011/10/ex2-batch-transaction-type.html
Java program will be tested with small and big file.
Big file will be generated with batch script called GenerateSampleFile.bat under $JCAPS_COMMON_ROOT\utilities directory.
Total Elpased time with FileMappingExample.java is 366531 milliseconds (6 minutes 6 seconds 531 milliseconds).
Input File | Output File | |
One Record Size | 176 Bytes | 205 Bytes |
Total File Size | 1,780,000,000 Bytes (1.66 GB) | 2,070,000,000 Bytes (1.93 GB) |
For the detailed setup and test scenarios, refer to the below document and sample zip file.
Tip1_JavaWithOTD_BigFileHandling_For_JCAF.doc
Tip1_JavaWithOTD_BigFileHandling.zip
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