Re: Coyote in memory connector

jean-frederic clere wrote: Remy Maucherat wrote: jean-frederic clere wrote: Remy Maucherat wrote: Hi, It would be easy to add an in-memory Java connector using the Coyote API, which could be used for embedding in IDEs or other embedded environments. This avoids the overhead of network I/O

Re: Coyote in memory connector

Remy Maucherat wrote: jean-frederic clere wrote: Remy Maucherat wrote: Hi, It would be easy to add an in-memory Java connector using the Coyote API, which could be used for embedding in IDEs or other embedded environments. This avoids the overhead of network I/O and additional bloat create

Re: Coyote in memory connector

jean-frederic clere wrote: Remy Maucherat wrote: Hi, It would be easy to add an in-memory Java connector using the Coyote API, which could be used for embedding in IDEs or other embedded environments. This avoids the overhead of network I/O and additional bloat created by having a HTTP clien

Re: Coyote in memory connector

Remy Maucherat wrote: Hi, It would be easy to add an in-memory Java connector using the Coyote API, which could be used for embedding in IDEs or other embedded environments. This avoids the overhead of network I/O and additional bloat created by having a HTTP client/server in such an environme

Coyote in memory connector

Hi, It would be easy to add an in-memory Java connector using the Coyote API, which could be used for embedding in IDEs or other embedded environments. This avoids the overhead of network I/O and additional bloat created by having a HTTP client/server in such an environment. Comments ? Remy