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Article #19555Advice sought on overcoming InDesign scalability and limits
From: Adinath
Date: Thu, 05 Dec 2002 23:49
Date: Thu, 05 Dec 2002 23:49
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Hi, We use ID (Windows) for a server based document management solution that takes several requests per second. We have run into the following "limitations", any comments would be appreciated. Background: With 1.5 we hit a limit of approx the 60 open documents, with ID 2.0 (we are porting our server to ID 2.0) we could open upto 100 docs. Is there a limit to the number of open docs in ID 2.0? Is there a way to set this limit? Background: The other issue is to do with scalability. We have a server that talks to ID. Our server supports clustering but unfortunately since we can only run a SINGLE instance of ID on a machine the only way to scale seems to add servers (which is expensive in many ways). Is there a way to start several ID instances on a machine and have separate apps to "connect" to each instance and independently script the separate instances? Advice on these issues would be immensely helpful. Regards, Adinath
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