[cforms] Binding definition re-created for every load

2003-12-10 Thread Timothy Larson 
Is there any semantic reason for re-creating the binding
definition every time a form is loaded?  This is what
occurs at least with the samples.

For contrast, form definitions are only re-created when
the underlying source is modified.  (See getFormDefinition
and getStoredFormDefinition in DefaultFormManager.java)

--Tim Larson


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Re: [cforms] Binding definition re-created for every load

2003-12-10 Thread Marc Portier 
no reason I guess,
inside JXPathBindingManager there is this:
//TODO caching of the Bindings.

similar to how form definitions are cached by the FormManager, just 
needs to be done yet...

-marc=

Timothy Larson wrote:

Is there any semantic reason for re-creating the binding
definition every time a form is loaded?  This is what
occurs at least with the samples.
For contrast, form definitions are only re-created when
the underlying source is modified.  (See getFormDefinition
and getStoredFormDefinition in DefaultFormManager.java)
--Tim Larson

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Re: [cforms] Binding definition re-created for every load

2003-12-10 Thread Sylvain Wallez 
Timothy Larson wrote:

Is there any semantic reason for re-creating the binding definition every time a form is loaded?  This is what occurs at least with the samples.
 

Hehe, here comes a candidate class for the (really) transient store ;-)

For contrast, form definitions are only re-created when the underlying source is modified.  (See getFormDefinition and getStoredFormDefinition in DefaultFormManager.java)
 

You're absolutely right!

Sylvain

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