Well, in V2 there is actually an option to remove the synchronization at runtime when loading, saving and manipulating documents _except_ when doing so with generated classes, since those are already generated. We probably ought to look at this option at compile-time also and not generate the synchronized blocks...
 
Thanks,
Radu


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I just updated to the latest V2 release and am still seeing synchronized codes being generated
 
e.g.  synchronized (monitor())
 
I am just curious as to how well this performs on the server side application (granted that a new Instance is always created) but does the effect of calling 'synchronized' generate a lot of activities in the JVM?
 
Thanks
 
 
 
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