Ok, here is the problem. There are several parts in the
code where the following snippet is used:
Vector packages = TurbineResources.getVector("module.packages");
packages.addElement( GenericLoader.getBasePackage() );
This in fact modifies the vector held in TurbineResources
(this is news to me, and different to the way the STL works
in C++, where the vector returned would NOT be a reference),
so each time this code is called, the vector size increases
by one. This is especially so in JavaBaseFactory::getAssembler(),
which is called many times. I'm not sure why, but this later
makes the loop iterate over all packages in the vector.
Quick solution: would it be Ok to replace that code with
Vector packages = TurbineResources.getVector("module.packages");
String basePackage = GenericLoader.getBasePackage();
if (! vector.contains(basePackage))
packages.addElement( basePackage );
everywhere? If yes, would this be a candidate for a utility
function, and where (what class)?
Thanks,
--
Gonzalo A. Diethelm
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