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Posted to user@commons.apache.org by "Pantvaidya, Vishwajit" <vp...@selectica.com> on 2009/04/24 03:11:45 UTC
[JXPath] Performance optimization questions related to
getValue(xpath) call
I am using JXPath 1.2 to traverse map based java object hierarchy like shown below:
public class Root {
public Map objects;
}
The objects map has the key as a string object type and the value is a map of different object instances of that type (keyed under individual object id's).
I am using the following code to find specific objects of a specific type (say "CustObj1"):
Root root = new Root();
...
JXPathContext context = JXPathContext.newContext(root);
String myStr=(String)context.getValue("/objects/CustObj1/*[name='Cust1']/CustInfo/InfoField1");
I have following questions:
1. Does the above xpath search restrict itself to the element in the objects map with key=CustObj1 or does it search entire map. From our performance figures, we feel as if it is going the entire map - though we would expect it to restrict the search to objects of type=CustObj1 (as specified in the xpath expression).
2. What can I do to have jxpath search only the submap for CustObj1 - I tried creating a new context with that submap as root - but that did not work.
Thanks.