> After we had built the jar-file we needed to run
> weblogics tool for generation of stubs and skeletons, and this took more
> than 10 minutes (because of the size of the jar, and that the tool/compiler
> is pretty slow).
>

One of the developers I work with found that we could speed up the
container generation time by a factor of 6-7 by using the jikes compiler
(open source, originally from IBM Alphaworks).  The slowdown is due
to the fact that ejbc compiles .class files one at a time, and calls
System.Runtime.exec() for each one.  Given that each EJB has in the
neighborhood of 6 or more container classes (impl, stub, skel for home
& remote interface), this can add up.  Jikes has significantly less startup
overhead than javac, so the overall process goes a lot faster.

Charlie

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