On Thu, 19 Jan 2012 12:14:34 +0100, Ricky Clarkson
<[email protected]> wrote:
Compared to .NET Java has less predictable performance. For example, I
wrote a date chooser and my code used quite a lot of anonymous inner
classes. The first time the user used that part of the application there
was a noticeable delay due to classloading, that I moved to application
startup time just so that the user wouldn't see a delay.
It was actually a pretty small delay, less than a second, but in the
context of an app that normally responds instantly it was visibly slow.
As I understand it, .NET loads an assembly at a time, not a class at a
time.
I know the problem, but isn't this something that can be fixed with a
customized classloader that does preloading and mimics the behaviour of
.NET?
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