WHAT IS OBJECT POOLING

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WHAT IS OBJECT POOLING..

Answer / giriraj

Object Pooling is something that tries to keep a pool of
objects in memory to be re-used later and hence it will
reduce the load of object creation to a great extent. This
article will try to explain this in detail. The example is
for an Employee object, but you can make it general by
using Object base class.

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WHAT IS OBJECT POOLING..

Answer / hrindows@gmail.com

Object Pooling is a concept for optimal use of limited resources through software constructs. The ready-to-use objects, connections, and threads are stored in a pool (group) of objects in memory for later use. For creating a new object, it is pulled from the pool and allocated for the request. Pooling helps in improving performance and facilitates scalability.

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