I was wondering, for both a web based application and a normal Java program, should I just open up an I/O every time I need certain data, or am I better off just loading all the information into my program at start up?
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Options for data retrival (conceptual non-specefic)
I was wondering, for both a web based application and a normal Java program, should I just open up an I/O every time I need certain data, or am I better off just loading all the information into my program at start up?
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Re: Options for data retrival (conceptual non-specefic)
It depends on what is that data and what is its usage ....Originally Posted by KAJLogic
There is no clear answer without a well known context.
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GregBrannon (March 14th, 2014)
Re: Options for data retrival (conceptual non-specefic)
Image data for active updates every (tenth of a second). But, the updates are happening on multiple images-also know that the updates are not happening constantly but quite frequently.
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