Another question I have is how efficient is it to embed a POJO within a view as
opposed to having a variable for each field within the POJO.
For example, if I am going through a loop of results
| List<MyPojoView> myResultList = ...;
| for (MyPojoView myPojo : myResultList) {
| myPojo.getPojo.getSomeField();
| //etc..get a bunch of fields this way
| }
|
am I executing a new query each time getPojo.getSomeField() is called?
If myPojoView was set up so that the fields were directly in that class, then
it would be
| List<MyPojoView> myResultList = ...;
| for (MyPojoView myPojo : myResultList) {
| myPojo.getSomeField();
| //etc..get a bunch of fields this way
| }
|
Which would not have any additional queries.
So, I'd assume it would be more efficient to place all variables of MyPojo in
the MyPojoView class instead of adding myPojo to MyPojoView.
Any comments? I'm curious to see what others think
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