Hi Chris-
did you run the testContextReferences() and testArithmentocs from
org.apache.struts2.uel.PerformanceTest for 1000 JEUL testcase iteration?
here is what i have:
Running org.apache.struts2.uel.PerformanceTest
Eval: [#obj.age + #obj2.age] on 100 iterations
OGNL: 4547 ms
JUEL: 9750 ms
Unfortunately the same cannot be said for OGNL. I spent most of Friday
going through the interwebs archives and finding out that one major sticking
point in my architecture (and all of yours) is that OGNL synchronizes just
about everything. I spent about 6 hours going through the code and removin
so
shared variable-use synchronized
not-shared variable-use threadLocal
struts code has only a few synchronized blocks or synchronized methods
but plenty of ThreadLocal specifically the all important Dispatcher
instance
private static ThreadLocal instance = new ThreadLocal();
thanks chris
Mart
They are quite distinct -- ThreadLocal variables are not shared at all while
synchronized permits sharing (but not concurrently).
Suppose you have a background thread that does some calculation that you might
need [in my case you have an abstract
graph and a background thread is checking if the
Buona-sera Antonio
ga is nice but i've heard italy has more sunny days
is this true?
Martin
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> Date: Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:07:43 +0100
> Subject: Re: (clearly O/T) use of ThreadL
2009/11/21 Martin Gainty :
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> yes in all probability still at
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> pingback when you posted pics of "sunny and dry ga" when you get a chance
Really? I like sun and dry ga. Do you like them?
Antonio
P.S.: I'm not mad, just curious...
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yes in all probability still at
pingback when you posted pics of "sunny and dry ga" when you get a chance
interesting graphic btw
Martin Gainty
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I think that Martin is a turing test...and I'm beginning to feel that he
might indeed be human...which can only mean the AIs are winning. Can
Skynet be far behind?
ObXKCD: http://xkcd.com/329/
-Dale
P.S.: Even more clearly O/T.
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Good Morning All-
are there any instances where a factory use of synchronized keyword is
preferred or considered more efficient implementation over creating a
ThreadLocal object?
http://www.javamex.com/tutorials/synchronization_concurrency_thread_local2.shtml
any answers are appreciated!
Marti
Dear frnd,
I have never used strut 2 but if your using hibernate then
u r supposed to flush your session to update your database.
Regards
D'Souza
On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 5:13 AM, Thomas Sattler wrote:
> Hello all.
>
> I have upgraded a Struts 2.0.11 project to 2.1.8, and I ha
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