Well, I am no expert but I think this cannot be done without huge hacks. Whyyou want to do this? Do you want to use it as a code generation tool?Yes... sort of.I'm having some performance issues related to the use of reflection, I was thinking to "extract" the Java code from the JXPath expression and then use Janino to compile it, this way I would use reflection only once (to generate the code).
IMHO that's an ugly approach ...rather I would try to improve jxpath. When caching reflection you can get the same speed as native (at least in some areas). Another option would be to generate byte code internally (like XSLTC does) Going through the source code stage just to avoid reflection speed sounds like the wrong approach to me. ...but even more important - if you want to optimize try to optimize the larger picture first. Usually you earn much more when improving the algorithm instead of the plain code. My 2 cents -- Torsten
smime.p7s
Description: S/MIME cryptographic signature
