on 08-07-2007 10:47 AM
Hi Experts,
I have one doubt here..
Graphical Mapping will shows the best performance if you compare with other Mappings. And even this behind runs Java only...
Then why not Java Mapping doesn't shows the best performance if you compare with message mapping.
Is it correct while message mapping is on Queue process. So that, the performance wise is best or else, could you pls give me some reasons behind this...
Regards,
Ramana.
<i>Graphical Mapping will shows the best performance if you compare with other Mappings. And even this behind runs Java only...
Then why not Java Mapping doesn't shows the best performance if you compare with message mapping.</i>
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Graphical mapping has java code beneath it but remember that it is a highly customized code, in terms of performance (after all its developed by SAP)
In case of Java mapping, if you can achieve the same level of performance by customizing your code, then i really dnt think there has to be a big difference in the performance b/w graphical and java mapping.
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Suppose you have two programs for the same solution ( Eg. Biggest of three numbers) ,one can solve the thing in two steps and one will take ten steps then the performance of the first one is obviously better because the program is optimized and taking the minimal resources and execution time.
Hi,
So, you mean to say ...it's depends on the Mapping which will have the size of code generated behind the screen.
Am i right ??
for eg., If i take the same example (biggest of 3 numbers) and i used above 2 mappings(Graphical and Java)...which will be shows best performance and why?
Regards,
Ramana.
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Hi
Sorry, still i didn't get the exact word for this...
If Graphical Mapping works behind java only, then why Java Mapping performance
doesn't equal with Graphical Mapping.
Regards,
Ramana.
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Hi Ramana,
Suppose you have two programs for the same solution ( Eg. Biggest of three numbers) ,one can solve the thing in two steps and one will take ten steps then the performance of the first one is obviously better because the program is optimized and taking the minimal resources and execution time.
Hope this helps you to understand.
Regards
Mahesh
Hi Monika,
Sorry i couldn't able to understand your last post.
Could you please explain it another way...if it's possible...
Regards,
Ramana.
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