----- Original Message ----- From: "Leo Sutic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> [401 classes] > > First, I loaded the classes. Then, in the same classloader, I loaded them > again - this tells you how effective the caching is. (I.e. do we pay any > penalty for loading classes that are already loaded?) > > First time (not cached): 1292 msec. > Second time (cached) : 30 msec. Maybe I didn't make myself clear, as you stated. To see my point change your test to load a class a look for say three attributes. That's my point. What is the proportion of components/services that does have some attribute expecting someone to check it and for that does not. Is it smart to check them all? I don't think so. But when I said "who am I to say anything" I tried do meant "I haven't participate in projects like this before, and all I'm saying is based on speculation, felling". [Does someone here have ever read "Six Thinking Hats"?] For the records: I already contributed for cruisecontrol a few times last year :-) I have a dream that someday someone will build a assembly like package that will contain bootstrap data that could be used by the container to know where every component/service is. In the meantime, the solution proposed by you is fine and will work and I don't like to delay anything for any reason. hammett --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
