El mié, 03-04-2002 a las 13:56, Rickard escribió: > > > > Count:10 > > Thread Count:4 > > > > > > sun sdk 1.4 (best of 3 times): > > Total time: 437,281 (7 min:17 sec) > > Average time: 43,728 (0 min:43 sec) > > Mean time: 48,771 (0 min:48 sec) > > Fastest time: 24,364 (0 min:24 sec) > > Slowest time: 49,402 (0 min:49 sec) > > > > > > IBM jdk 1.3 (best of 3 times): > > Total time: 13,314 (0 min:13 sec) > > Average time: 1,331 (0 min:1 sec) > > Mean time: 1,362 (0 min:1 sec) > > Fastest time: 837 (0 min:0 sec) > > Slowest time: 1,886 (0 min:1 sec) > > > Whoa, that was not very nice. And if you remove component tag uses the > times drop?
Well, yes and no. The time drops drastically, average is ~21 secs. But this is far from ideal. In order to be sure where the time is spent, I've put a timer bean after every <ui:*> tag and all times are of the expected order of magnitude except 2: - <ui:component>, as usual, with a big 7108ms (ibmjdk 115ms) - and a newcomer, the first <ui:select> with 5603ms (the other one only spends 60ms) (ibmjdk 246ms) What the hell is the difference between both <ui:select>? Well, it seems the first uses a java.util.List in list attribute and the second one uses an array of String. Really, I don't know where's the problem, but looks weird. Xavi _______________________________________________ Webwork-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webwork-user
