Hi...
Global objects are only one case of something which can
potentially have a lot of other objects listening to them,
albeit an important one. But yes, you're certainly right
insofar as that if they're really immutable, they don't
need ChangeSupport.
That said, I still think the WeakReferenc
> "Thomas" == Thomas Down <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Thomas> - It keeps hard references to the listeners, rather than
Thomas> using the java.lang.ref package to maintain weak references.
Thomas> It becomes very easy to listen to a `global' object (for
Thomas> instance, the DNA Alph
On Mon, Mar 04, 2002 at 10:06:27PM -0500, Peter Kharchenko wrote:
> Biojava guys (/girls?) ,
>
> I am using biojava for sequence alignment stats. I ran into a really
> bad performance problem, which was apparently was caused by a rather
> naive implementation of org.biojava.util.ChangeSupport
Biojava guys (/girls?) ,
I am using biojava for sequence alignment stats. I ran into a really
bad performance problem, which was apparently was caused by a rather
naive implementation of org.biojava.util.ChangeSupport class. Rewriting
that class sped up my application by more then factor of
