properties files search efficiency

2008-08-06 Thread lesterburlap

Hi:

I understand how Wicket searches for property keys:

MyPage.properties - 
MyComponentA.properties - 
MyComponentB.properties - 
MyApplication.properties, etc, etc...

Is there any run time efficiency benefit in putting a property from
MyComponentB in the MyPage.properties file (rather than in its own local
file)?  Or is it completely negligible?

I like it better in its own local properties file for my own ease of
development + modularity, but was wondering if there's any performance
difference to worry about.

Thanks for any input!

LBB
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Re: properties files search efficiency

2008-08-06 Thread Igor Vaynberg
wicket caches a lot of this stuff, so i wouldnt worry about performance

-igor

On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 1:09 PM, lesterburlap [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi:

 I understand how Wicket searches for property keys:

 MyPage.properties -
 MyComponentA.properties -
 MyComponentB.properties -
 MyApplication.properties, etc, etc...

 Is there any run time efficiency benefit in putting a property from
 MyComponentB in the MyPage.properties file (rather than in its own local
 file)?  Or is it completely negligible?

 I like it better in its own local properties file for my own ease of
 development + modularity, but was wondering if there's any performance
 difference to worry about.

 Thanks for any input!

 LBB
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