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[jira] Updated: (SB-49) AttributeTag.calculateType is called even
if an attribute does not need preprocessing
[ http://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/SB-49?page=all ]
Antonio Petrelli updated SB-49:
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Summary: AttributeTag.calculateType is called even if an attribute does not need preprocessing (was: InsertTag.preprocessAttribute is called even if an attribute does not need preprocessing)
Description:
The AttributeTag.calculateType method is called for every attribute, even those that have been already preprocessed.
Therefore there is a (pretty small) performance problem. Currently is a case of a null check and a String comparison (plus a call, obiously), but in the future it could be more complex.
was:
The InsertTag.preprocessAttribute is called for every attribute, even those that are configured via Tiles configuration files, that are correct after the end of the creation.
Therefore there is a (pretty small) performance problem. Currently is a case of a null check and a String comparison (plus a call, obiously), but in the future it could be more complex.
Updated because InsertTag has been splitted
> AttributeTag.calculateType is called even if an attribute does not need preprocessing
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> Key: SB-49
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/SB-49
> Project: Sandbox
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Tiles
> Affects Versions: 2.0
> Environment: N/A (it's a design issue)
> Reporter: Antonio Petrelli
> Priority: Minor
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> The AttributeTag.calculateType method is called for every attribute, even those that have been already preprocessed.
> Therefore there is a (pretty small) performance problem. Currently is a case of a null check and a String comparison (plus a call, obiously), but in the future it could be more complex.
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