My thoughts are that as soon as Set vs List is your biggest performance
concern, you probably aren't working on a web application :)
More seriously: which collection you use should depend on its
characteristics (ordered or not, unique elements or not) first. (Not to say
that performance shouldn't be considered at all - you probably wouldn't use
a linked list when you you have to access its elements randomly.)
Levi
On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 8:17 PM, Richard Hauswald <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello List,
> I've had a look at the NameBasedActionResolver in order to get the
> logic for the url transformation. I noticed, that getBasePackages()
> returns a Set<String> and getActionBeanSuffixes returns a
> List<String>. I'm not shure about that, but IMHO a list is faster than
> a set, cause a set uses hashes and needs to build them. I understand,
> that a set eliminates double defined packages, but I think perfomance
> is to be prefered here. So getBasePackages and getActionBeanSuffixes
> should return a list or array. Any thoughs on this?
> Richard
>
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