On emforge.org we have a quite big problem related to
ReferenceManager:
actually, application start takes about 10-15 minutes, and most of
time it
spent in ReferecenManager.initialize method (hm - how long
jspwiki.org takes
to start?)
About a minute. That's because the RefMgr actually caches the
information after the first start. Isn't your RefMgr doing so?
Also, since most of methods/attributes of this class are private, I
cannot
simple inherint my class from this implementation and reuse already
implemented functionality.
This is correct; RefMgr was never meant to be replaced by users.
However, it has already been rewritten in 3.0. In 3.0, we store the
references directly into the repository as a part of page metadata,
which means scanning is not required during startup.
Also, another question - if I underastand - referencemanager during
initialization just updated and recreated it's information. It is
required
in cases, then pages were changed during WikiEngine restarts (if I
understand correctly).
In 2.8 it only does so if it detects that the page has changed. If
you don't need this, I would just simply disable the check.
/Janne
