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>stored procedures and triggers in Java.
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who knows C that well knows of a portable way of communicating between two
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processes - other than RMI. If that could be solved, then you could use JNI
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to interface the JVM.
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I know some people think this would slow the backend down, but it's only
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the instanciation of the JVM thats slow, hence the other reason fork() is
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holding this back. Ideally you would want the JVM to be running with
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PostMaster, and then each backend can then use the JVM as and when necessary.
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Obviously you wouldn't want a JVM in every installation, but there are a
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lot of good reasons to have this capability. For example, as part of the
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course I did this week, we used Tomcat (Servlet/JSP/Web server). Now
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there's no reason why Tomcat could run within the same JVM. JBoss is
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another good example (EJB Server). The JBoss team have actually got Tomcat
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to run within the same JVM. Doesn't hinder performance at all, but does
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reduce the memory footprint.
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This is a good future thing to look into (why not for 8.0 ;-) ). If we
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could find an _optional_ way of hooking the backend direct into the JVM, we
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could get PostgreSQL into a lot of new areas. It also would make things
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like CORBA etc a doddle.
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PS: I'm writing down notes of the course to go onto the JDBC web site this
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weekend, so there's some nice things for EJB, RMI, Corba etc.
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More later, Peter
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> Java side would be simple, but its linking the JVM to the backend that's
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I've tried that recently, here's how it looks as far as Linux JVMs go:
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* Kaffe has a very polluted name space. Calls to its own functions get
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proceed.
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* IBM's offering didn't work at all. I don't recall the problem anymore
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but I think it didn't even link correctly.
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> I know some people think this would slow the backend down, but it's only
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> the instanciation of the JVM thats slow, hence the other reason fork() is
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> holding this back. Ideally you would want the JVM to be running with
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> PostMaster, and then each backend can then use the JVM as and when necessary.
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But how do the other languages cope? Starting up a new Perl for each
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backend can't be so cheap either.
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--
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> It's been a while since I delved into the backend, but unless it's
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> changed from fork() to threading, I don't really see this happening,
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> unless someone who knows C that well knows of a portable way of
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> communicating between two processes - other than RMI. If that could be
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> solved, then you could use JNI to interface the JVM.
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There are many ways one can do this:
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a) each backend will have a JVM linked in (shared object). This is the
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way perl/tcl/ruby is embedded, and it works pretty nice. But, Java
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['s memory requirement] sucks, therefore, this may not be the optimal
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way.
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> I know some people think this would slow the backend down, but it's
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> only the instanciation of the JVM thats slow, hence the other reason
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> fork() is holding this back. Ideally you would want the JVM to be
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> running with PostMaster, and then each backend can then use the JVM as
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> and when necessary.
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b) since JVM is threaded, it may be more efficient to have a dedicated
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process running JVM, and accepting some sort of IPC connections from
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postgres processes. The biggest problem here is SPI, there aren't a good
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way for that JVM to talk back to database.
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c) temporarily, to have quick working code, you can reach java using hacks
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using programming languages already built into postgres. Both TCL (tcl
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blend) and Perl (JPL and another hack which name escapes me) are able to
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execute java code. SPI is possible, I think both of these bindings are
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two-way (you can go perl-java-perl-java). Might be worth a quick try?
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-alex
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>
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Someone posted here recently his port/tweaks of backend so that it used
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>I've tried that recently, here's how it looks as far as Linux JVMs go:
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[snip]
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>So currently I don't see how this could become a mainstream project, let
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I don't think it would be, but it would be a good side-project. Over time
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the various JVM's should become better to interface with.
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> > I know some people think this would slow the backend down, but it's only
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> > the instanciation of the JVM thats slow, hence the other reason fork() is
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>
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>But how do the other languages cope? Starting up a new Perl for each
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>backend can't be so cheap either.
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But a lot cheaper than Java.
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Peter
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From pgsql-hackers-owner+M4169@postgresql.org Sun Feb 4 06:57:24 2001
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Date: Sun, 04 Feb 2001 11:54:20 +0000
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To: Alex Pilosov <alex@pilosoft.com>
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From: Peter Mount <peter@retep.org.uk>
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Subject: Re: [HACKERS] TODO list: Allow Java server-side programming
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At 12:36 03/02/01 -0500, Alex Pilosov wrote:
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>On Sat, 3 Feb 2001, Peter Mount wrote:
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> > I know some people think this would slow the backend down, but it's
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> > only the instanciation of the JVM thats slow, hence the other reason
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> > fork() is holding this back. Ideally you would want the JVM to be
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> > running with PostMaster, and then each backend can then use the JVM as
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> > and when necessary.
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>b) since JVM is threaded, it may be more efficient to have a dedicated
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>process running JVM, and accepting some sort of IPC connections from
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>postgres processes. The biggest problem here is SPI, there aren't a good
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>way for that JVM to talk back to database.
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That was my other idea, but it is the IPC thats problematical. You would
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still need to do some native api to implement some messaging system between
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the two.
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However, at the other extreme there is RPC, which is possible now, but
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would be a lot slower.
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>c) temporarily, to have quick working code, you can reach java using hacks
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>using programming languages already built into postgres. Both TCL (tcl
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>blend) and Perl (JPL and another hack which name escapes me) are able to
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>execute java code. SPI is possible, I think both of these bindings are
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>two-way (you can go perl-java-perl-java). Might be worth a quick try?
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Might be one way to go...
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Peter
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>-alex
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>
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