Le 16 sept. 2016 09:27, "Svetlin Zarev" <svetlin.angelov.za...@gmail.com> a écrit : > > Hi, > > The static code analysis revealed that in all JAXB classes strings are > being compared using == and !=. Obviously TomEE works, so this is not such > a big issue, but I cannot explain to myself why it works :) I know that the > string literals are interned by default, but how do you guarantee that the > various XML parsers will return the interned instances and not different > instances ?
We heavily test it in our build for the provided parsers > Is the performance boost that big to make that hack worth it ? No > Are you interested in converting all !=/== to using equals() ? > Dont think so > Kind regards, > Svetlin
