Oscar Westra van Holthe - Kind wrote:
>
> One idea is to reduce classpath scanning as much as possible. So instead
> of
> automatically discovering your extensions, you can explicitly name them in
> the configuration of your StripesFilter.
>
Yes I have tried that and I can really see much difference. If there is a
difference it would be below 100ms (at least that what I measure on my
application). So probably not worth the inconvenience.
Oscar Westra van Holthe - Kind wrote:
>
> Assuming you've already tweaked your initialization code for lazy
> initialization and caching, I don't think there's much more to do.
>
I am not sure what you mean with "lazy loading and caching", but I don't
have any DB query running on these pages or anything really fancy just pure
jsp (that is on the pages I would like to load fast at least).
But maybe one option for me, would be to generate html as part of the build
process and then serve these pages as static files on GAE (which are handled
separately). That would have the advantage of still using the stripes layout
tags while still serving static file.
I am not convinced yet that I really need to do that, but at least I have an
option if this is really becoming a problem...
Cheers
Nicolas
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