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raffi@stripped wrote:
> I would definitely do whatever I can to assist in such a project. I
> think it would be great.
I can also help (with some internals) to get this going. However,
there's a couple of things you should know:
1. It will probably be slower than just embedding a 'normal' MySQL
server with your application, because of JNI call overhead.
2. There will be threading issues.
3. You will have to maintain a multi-platform codebase if you want this
to become popular enough to have a following.
It might make more sense to re-factor Connector/J a bit, and have
'pluggable' backends...sockets, etc. As it stands now, you should just
be able to re-work the MysqlIO class a little bit and plug in your calls
to libmysqld there.
-Mark
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