You are exactly right. It was the overhead cost of HTMLKona creating a
seperate object for every attribute that HTML can use. It became very
costly when generating the type of servlets that we required.
For basic servlets, I don't think it would have been an issue. But we
were creating forms, inside forms, with multiple breaks in distinct
areas, just a lot of formatting.
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> > in HTMLKona. We started noticing slight performance problems that
> > turned into major performance issues
I wonder if that was from the object creation overhead. HotSpot
would have done wonders to speed that up. Don't suppose you have
old code you could test with/without HotSpot, do you? I have a
theory that HotSpot makes HtmlKona/ECS as fast as any alternative.
-jh-
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