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Ivan Masár commented on DS-1339:
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Since you mentioned that those solutions would launch another JVM anyway (not
connect to the Tomcat instance), I'm just noting here for later reference that
I'd like to experiment more with Jython and how it can work with DSpace. This
use case is a no-brainer, because the launcher currently launches a separate
JVM, so e.g. batch-creating users could be quickly automated this way.
> class launcher using running JVM
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>
> Key: DS-1339
> URL: https://jira.duraspace.org/browse/DS-1339
> Project: DSpace
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Ivan Masár
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> This issue is to track answers to my question:
> Is it possible/viable to modify the command-line class launcher
> [dspace]/bin/dspace to connect to a running JVM and run the class there
> instead of launching a new JVM with the overhead it brings?
> If possible, it would shave off a few seconds of overhead of most dspace
> commands (I'm aware that some, like index-init must be launched only while
> DSpace is not running).
> It might also enable other uses, which are currently not viable with the
> existing tools: e.g. batch-creating users from command line.
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