I have a JSF page that has many levels of jsp includes. It would be a very
large JSF tree, and accessed by thousands of users. Everytime a user accesses
the page, the JSF tree needs to be built. Bean data are request scope, and
saved by <saveState>. they can not be shared, they are different from user to
user.
I am wondering if there is a way for performance and memory improvement. For
example, separate bean data from JSF tree. JSF tree is built only once, and
cache it, and shared by all users. When a request to the page comes, take the
cached JSF tree, and restore states and store them in current request. So
accessing the JSF tree is thread safe.
Thanks in advance for sharing your ideas.
Dave
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