----- Original Message ----- From: "Dennis Sosnoski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, February 03, 2003 10:44 Subject: Re: standalone vs. servlet
> Just in passing, one particular area that I suspect causes performance > problems is the SAX event stream buffering that gets done for multiRefs > in RPC encoded messages. This is an intriguing approach - if you need a > reference to an object that's not defined yet, just skip ahead in the > event stream to get the object definition, then continue on from where > you are now. I suspect it'd be considerably faster (and simpler) to just > create an object to track the forward reference, then fill it in when > the reference is defined. This may be another area where the behavior is > requried by JAX-RPC, though. yes, if you can hack that with a placeholder, life is simpler. ...maybe we should all move to JAX-M with WSDL support added on, or at least turn multiref encoding off altogether.
