if you use significant keys, they may be hitting methods more often
than you realize, otherwise the rules are not much more than a cache
of a dictionary for each configuration.
this can add a bit of latency as apps get warmed up, but D2W rules are
pretty light in today's world.
having a few thousand seems fine, of course, a better design would
require less rules!
On Feb 20, 2008, at 10:31 AM, Dominique Schoenenberger wrote:
They are hand-written rules and may be between 400-500 page configs.
How many rules, page configs do you have in your application ?
Dominique
On 18 févr. 08, at 21:20, Anjo Krank wrote:
Just out of curiosity: are these hand-written rules? If yes, how
many page configs do you have?
Cheers, Anjo
Am 18.02.2008 um 20:51 schrieb Dominique Schoenenberger:
Our application has 6500 D2W rules (including rules from
JavaDirectToWeb and Wonder frameworks).
We noticed that the application become slower with time when we
have more than 4500 D2W rules. We don't know yet exactly what it
is but we would like to know if anybody has noticed something
when having a lot of D2W rules ?
Dominique
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