How about using the jakarta commons-digester? I believe it uses SAX, and
it makes your code a LOT more readable :-)
(ps. can someone modify the list settings so that the reply goes to the
list? that'd help a lot ...)
Gavin King wrote:
> That would result in a LOT of really ugly code.
>
> Ar
At best, a LOT of code. Ugliness can be left up to the developer. ;)
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That would result in a LOT of really ugly code.
Ara Abrahamian wrote:
Perhaps someone could migrate the xml loading stuff to use SAX instead of
dom4j? Dom4j creates lots of objects. In my backup/restore code I saw a 10
times better performance by just using SAX instead of dom4j.
Ara.
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Subject: Re: [Hibernate] Startup time
Gavin King wrote:
>>2- Lazy load the conf. I mean, don't load every file a
:: The CGLIB stuff will probably be hard to work around since
:: those objects
:: are not (and probably can't be made) serializable -
:: but we can remove the XML parsing if we can serialize the
:: SessionFactory...but it will probably require us to keep more state
:: around than we did previou
Hi,
like other I also has problems with the start up time.
After a short analysis I saw that Xalan for XMLDatabinder
takes a lot of time.
Special for small projects (less mapping files) the part of XMLDatabinder
is very high.
Could it be usefull to make XMLDatabinder optional?
Kai
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