[pool] returnObject question

[Tom Muldoon <to...@firstbest.com>]

In returnObject(), can I discard the current object and construct a new 
one? The reason that I ask has to do with the fact that resetting the 
current object to its initial state is significantly longer than simply 
constructing a new object.

Thanks, Tom


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Re: [pool] returnObject question

[Rodrigo Canabrava <ca...@gmail.com>]

Then probably you don't need a pool.
A pool is useful exactly when you want to re-use the object, for performance
issues.
In your case, seems like you need a factory, not a pool.

Rodrigo


2007/4/11, Tom Muldoon <to...@firstbest.com>:
>
> In returnObject(), can I discard the current object and construct a new
> one? The reason that I ask has to do with the fact that resetting the
> current object to its initial state is significantly longer than simply
> constructing a new object.
>
> Thanks, Tom
>
>
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