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Re: Database or Realtime


  • Subject: Re: Database or Realtime
  • From: MacFirst <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2003 10:12:48 -0800

on 11/17/03 7:35 AM, Sean Warburton <email@hidden> went on and
on saying, in part:

> I'm new to Java and I was just thinking over in my mind an application
> that I am going to be working on as a project. The application is
> populates a web page with EXIF information from uploaded jpeg files and
> my initial thought was to parse the jpeg and store the information in a
> database but then I just thought, is it quicker to search the database
> which might grow to 100 maybe 200,000 images or is it quicker to grab
> the information from the file on the fly as the page is built.

I am told that the "standard" way to do this is to keep the .jpg in your
file system and store a URL (which may be of protocol "file:///...") in the
database.
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