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I have a webservice, that uses data, which is first loaded from a file and is then compiled to a special datastructure.
The webservice is called frequently by clients. I dont want to load the file for each call to the service. Is it possible to keep the special data structure in memory?
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I need more information.
Why don't you save it as a file (xml)?
What web server?
In what programing language are you using?
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Thanks for the responsers.
I will use the Application object, which can store data (global variables) between sessions. It is enough for me now.
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