Harikrishnan,
My assumption is that you may be referring to optimizing parallel communication
with the DBMS (since the DBMS architecture itself is highly parallel). Based on
that assumption, here is my experience.
I changed over to using DBCP to solve a different problem than yours, however
my experience may help.
Cayenne is designed to work well with a few different connection pool
frameworks. If warranted, you could configure Cayenne to use DBCP, which will
give you more control over the connection pooling behavior. (Since a lot of
these configurations are actually requests vs commands, you will need to
monitor your DBMS to determine if your requests result in the intended
behavior. i.e. just because you request a connection configuration, doesn't
mean you will always get it in practice - at least that is what I found - so
you have to fiddle with the parameters until it works as intended)
You can then use the DBCP configuration file to set your maxActive connections
to 10 or higher. (I think you may also need to verify the connections
configuration on the DBMS, but this is usually pretty high.)
Check out this configuration page
http://commons.apache.org/dbcp/configuration.html
Hope this helps.
Joe
On May 29, 2012, at 2:23 AM, Harikrishnan R wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am creating a standalone application, which queries(reads) the
> database upon each request. I am using Jetty server for handling incoming
> request.
>
> For each request it is creating *DataContext.createDataContext() *to
> perform query .
>
> By using jmeter, I put 10 request per second. It is executing the select
> statements one by one, then only it is responding back.
>
> The poolmanager is configured (min,max) as (5,50). I am sure that
> webserver is reading the 10 request simultaneously.
>
>
> Is there any way to make the database queries(read) parallel, so that It
> can respond to the request as fast as possible and withstand the load.
>
>
> I am sure that I am missing some basic things, please guide me.
>
> -Regards
> Harikrishnan R
