Paul Michael Reilly wrote:
>
> The announcement (http://www.javasoft.com/pr/1999/04/pr990427-01.html)
> says: "... The Java HotSpot performance engine will be available free
> of charge for download at
> http://java.sun.com/products/hotspot/index.htm"
>
> There are many references to HotSpot being a "server-side" solution.
> This pains me greatly because I think it means Swing performance is
> still slower than watching grass grow. I hope someone can
> definitively say that Swing performance in particular (e.g. JTable) is
> greatly enhanced by HotSpot. Otherwise, client-side Java is sucking
> seaweed, with no prospects in sight.
>
> -pmr
>
Well we've been getting the early access drops here for a while and it doesn't
seem
to improve swing performance noticably.
The best way to speed up alot of swing components is to instrument them and see
what kinds of usless operations it's doing and remove them.
In the case of JTable some people here have said that you can increase the
performance
by writing your own renderer that doesn't try to render everything and the
kitchen sink :)
../Martin
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