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[jira] [Created] (IMAP-371) MailboxManager::getMailbox called very often

Andrzej Rusin created IMAP-371:
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             Summary: MailboxManager::getMailbox called very often
                 Key: IMAP-371
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IMAP-371
             Project: James Imap
          Issue Type: Improvement
          Components: Processor
    Affects Versions: 0.3
            Reporter: Andrzej Rusin
            Assignee: Eric Charles


MailboxManager::getMailbox(MailboxPath mailboxPath, MailboxSession session) is getting called extremely often. 
On my custom RDBMS-based Mailstore implementation it is the biggest hot spot.
I had to resort to caching the return value of it on Memcache, but even after that it uses up around 15% of spent CPU time. It is far too much in my opinion.  (before I started caching it, fully indexed RDBMS getting of the mailbox was taking more than 50% of the global RDBMS load).

My suspect is the method AbstractMailboxProcessor::addFlagsResponses(final ImapSession session, final SelectedMailbox selected, final ImapProcessor.Responder responder, boolean useUid).
It gets the mailbox from MessageManager each time, even if it may be not needed. 
This method is called in many CommandProcessors during the unsolicitedResponses phase.
After I am able to really profile and confirm that it's the core of problem, I will provide a patch.

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