问题
Use case:
- A one-time read of data set X (from database) into a Collection C. [Collection size could be say 5000]
- Use Collection C to process/enrich items in a Spring Batch Step (say enrichStep)
If C is much greater than what can be passed via ExecutionContext, how can we make it available in the ItemProcessor of the enrichStep?
回答1:
In your enrichStep add a StepExecutionListener.beforeStep and load your huge collection in a HugeCollectionBeanHolder bean.
In this way you will load collection only once (when step start or re-start) and without persist it into execution context.
In your enrich processor wire the HugeCollectionBeanHolder to access huge collection.
class HugeCollectionBeanHolder {
Collection<Item> hudeCollection;
void setHugeCollection(Collection<Item> c) { this.hugeCollection = c;}
Collection<Item> getHugeCollection() { return this.hugeCollection;}
}
class MyProcessor implements ItemProcessor<Input,Output> {
HugeCollectionBeanHolder hcbh;
void setHugeCollectionBeanHolder(HugeCollectionBeanHolder bean) { this.hcbh = bean;}
// other methods...
}
You can also look at Spring Batch: what is the best way to use, the data retrieved in one TaskletStep, in the processing of another step
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20975355/whats-the-best-way-to-pass-a-huge-collection-to-a-spring-batch-step