Hi, Dian
Thanks for your reminder. I saw HeapMaoState.java and TtlMapState.java, You
are right.
But with objectList get large, every time call "mapState.put(key,objectList);”
is very influencing performance, even lead to checkpoint timeout. Now I am not
have a better method to improve perf
Hi Shengjk1,
You should call "mapState.put(key,objectList);" manually after calling
"objectList.add(stringObjectTuple2.f1);" to write it to the state backend. This
is because objectList is just a common Java list object and it will not be
synced to state backend automatic when updated.
I gues
Hi,all
As we know java map support transfer value，such as :
HashMap> stringListHashMap = new
HashMap<>();
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
List a = stringListHashMap.get("a"+i%2);
if (a==null){
a=new ArrayList<>();
stringListHashMap.put("a"+i%2,a);
}
a.add("a"+i);
}
stringListHash
