I have an application which executes a lot of processes. I have seen that for
Delegations (DecisionHandlers, for example) it always parses the configuration
xml. Is there a way to avoid this? I mean, having somethig like:
| <handler class="my.decision.impl.MyDecisionHandler">
| <variable>${context.a}</variable>
| <value>1</value>
| </handler>
|
Han having the MyDecisionHandler, when it instantiates, having these resolved
to an Expression.
| class MyDecisionHandler{
| ...
| public Expression variable;
| public int value;
| ....
| }
|
This way, when I create my processDefinition, the Delagation should be created
and assigned this valuess, and if I want to execute a processInstance of this
ProcessDefinition it won`t parse xml again.
Why are instantiated delegations not store within the processDefinition? There
could be a way to store some safe delegations instantiated, and others that
require to be instantiated at the moment just been done like now.
Just a thought!!!
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