Philippe Ombredanne wrote:
I've just commited the last part of the memory reduction patch(in spirit of what i describe in http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=30455). It seems that the patch slows the test a little(<5%) I don't know how big the impact is when using in real world examples(I don't think it will be too much, but if anyone can post his own results we can check for sure).Raul suggested recently that we do a 1.2 release of the Java library. I think that's a great idea - there are a lot of fixesand
improvements that have been done that would make good sense.That would be great!
For now, I distribute a library that I did build from CVS, since the
current CVS is so much better than the last release!
It works great and I have :
- NO tests failure,
- NO user complains ort bug reports
Tell if you need any help.
The sooner the better!
It will be great if it can be test as wild as possible as there some big changes in it.
In my TODO list before the release are:
- Wrap all log.debug method with if (log.isDebugEnable()) { log.debug() }
- If there is some time, read the config.xml with DOM instead of XPATH and store the data in POJ structures.
Regards,
Raul. http://r-bg.com
