Sure, I have jprofiler hooked up to my Tomcat install. The thing is, I'm
a little ignorant with it. I'll play around and see what kind of data I
can produce. Any tips on how to get what you need would be
appreciated.:) Also, here are some samples from the macros that do a lot
of the work in my app.
In ww1,
#macro(bean $bean_name $name)
#set ($name = $webwork.bean($bean_name))
#end
#macro(url $name)
#set ($name = $webwork.bean("webwork.view.velocity.URLBean"))
$name.setRequest($req)
$name.setResponse($res)
#end
#macro(property $object $property)
#bean("com.scea.core.web.support.VelocitySafeBeanUtils" $bu)
$!{bu.getProperty($object, $property)}#end
#macro(evaluate $expression)
$webwork.evaluate($expression)#end
For ww2,
#macro(bean $bean_name $ref)
#set ($ref = $stack.findValue("new $bean_name()"))
#end
#macro(url $name)
#bean("com.scea.core.web.support.VelocityUrlBean" $name)
$name.setRequest($req)
$name.setResponse($res)
#end
#macro(property $object $property)
$!{ognl.findValue($property, $object)}#end
#macro(evaluate $expression)
$expression#end
I've turned off the "evaluate" macro in ww2 because I was concerned with
its performance. I'm not sure what to use to replace it, except maybe
"$stack.findValue()", though I don't know if that's a perfect analogue
to $webwork.evaluate(), which does a velocity parse rather than an ognl
parse. I don't know which would be faster. In ww2, I had to create a
copy of the URLBean from ww1 because I couldn't find a ww2 equivalent.
The velocity tag support only seems to work for UI tags (from what I can
see in the source) and besides, calling a tag to call an underlying
velocity script to put data into another velocity script seems like
overkill, performancewise. Note that I'm not using any of the UI tags in
my code and I'm still running into performance issues. Also, at latest
check, my view page load times are averaging anywhere from 250 - 350 ms,
which is about a tenfold increase in time. I'm torn because I need
performance but I also need something that ww2 has the ww1 doesn't,
which is the ability to parse multiple checkbox values into an array or
collection property on an action (if that can be done with ww1 I might
switch back but I've had no luck).
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