> From: Christopher Molnar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Question on jar file size
>
> Reason I am asking is we have a web app that is run on laptops and
> then synced with a main server daily. I am wondering if it is better
> to (as the thing grows) to break
Reason I am asking is we have a web app that is run on laptops and
then synced with a main server daily. I am wondering if it is better
to (as the thing grows) to break it up into smaller jar files or
continue to leave it as one file. I am currently right at 700KB.
-Chris
(who is doing a ma
I don't think so, you may find performance issues I suppose in terms of
time to load classes, and memory limitations will constrain you, but
theoretically I don't believe so.
Xalan is 3MB which is one of the largest we use.
Allistair.
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