4:05 a.m.
Probably you can cache it by AnnotationInstance, so maybe something
like this instead:
class AnnotationProxyBuilder {
private final Map annotationProxyMap = new ...;
public <T> T getAnnotationProxy(final AnnotationInstance
annotationInstance, final Class<T> annotationClass) {
T annotationProxy = (T) annotationProxyMap.get(
annotationInstance );
if ( annotationProxy == null ) {
annotationProxy = buildAnnotationProxy( annotationInstance,
annotationClass );
annotationProxyMap.put( annotationInstance, annotationProxy
);
}
return annotationProxy;
}
private <T> T buildAnnotationProxy(final AnnotationInstance
annotationInstance, final Class<T> annotationClass) {
// as before...
}
}
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steve(a)hibernate.org
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10:59 a.m.
New subject: Accessing annotation properties values
On 5 Jan 2012, at 4:05 AM, Steve Ebersole wrote:
Probably you can cache it by AnnotationInstance, so maybe something
like this instead:
class AnnotationProxyBuilder {
private final Map annotationProxyMap = new ...;
public <T> T getAnnotationProxy(final AnnotationInstance
annotationInstance, final Class<T> annotationClass) {
T annotationProxy = (T) annotationProxyMap.get(
annotationInstance );
if ( annotationProxy == null ) {
annotationProxy = buildAnnotationProxy( annotationInstance,
annotationClass );
annotationProxyMap.put( annotationInstance, annotationProxy
);
}
return annotationProxy;
}
private <T> T buildAnnotationProxy(final AnnotationInstance
annotationInstance, final Class<T> annotationClass) {
// as before...
}
}
Is it really worth caching by annotation instance? Are we in most cases not
processing/visiting the instance once?
That said, I kind of like the proxy approach. It makes the code more compact (less if
statements) and by using java.lang.Annotation
we get some type safety back (annotation.foo() instead of
annotationInstance.value("foo")). The drawback of course is the
additional proxy overhead. I can see this idea as an evolution of the JandexHelper and
would add it in there.
Maybe Envers can lead the way and we can see how this approach turns out. Given that there
is so much other stuff
still left to do on the metamodel side itself I don't think we should start
retrofitting right now. There are other more important things to
do.
--Hardy
1:29 p.m.
New subject: Accessing annotation properties values
I can only speak from what I have seen in the core code. And yes,
there I have often seen lookup for the same annotation multiple times.
Is that worth caching? I'd have to think so. Creating javassist
proxies is not cheap.
On Fri 05 Oct 2012 03:59:45 AM CDT, Hardy Ferentschik wrote:
On 5 Jan 2012, at 4:05 AM, Steve Ebersole wrote:
> Probably you can cache it by AnnotationInstance, so maybe something
> like this instead:
>
> class AnnotationProxyBuilder {
> private final Map annotationProxyMap = new ...;
>
> public <T> T getAnnotationProxy(final AnnotationInstance
> annotationInstance, final Class<T> annotationClass) {
> T annotationProxy = (T) annotationProxyMap.get(
> annotationInstance );
> if ( annotationProxy == null ) {
> annotationProxy = buildAnnotationProxy( annotationInstance,
> annotationClass );
> annotationProxyMap.put( annotationInstance, annotationProxy
> );
> }
> return annotationProxy;
> }
>
> private <T> T buildAnnotationProxy(final AnnotationInstance
> annotationInstance, final Class<T> annotationClass) {
> // as before...
> }
> }
Is it really worth caching by annotation instance? Are we in most cases not
processing/visiting the instance once?
That said, I kind of like the proxy approach. It makes the code more compact (less if
statements) and by using java.lang.Annotation
we get some type safety back (annotation.foo() instead of
annotationInstance.value("foo")). The drawback of course is the
additional proxy overhead. I can see this idea as an evolution of the JandexHelper and
would add it in there.
Maybe Envers can lead the way and we can see how this approach turns out. Given that
there is so much other stuff
still left to do on the metamodel side itself I don't think we should start
retrofitting right now. There are other more important things to
do.
--Hardy
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steve(a)hibernate.org
http://hibernate.org
2:16 p.m.
New subject: Accessing annotation properties values
I have no clue on the performance impact in practice, but I'd be
careful in that area.
Generally I'd not discard the idea of slightly more complex code if it
avoids some more proxies and save some memory, but I don't know the
details here. Typesafety doesn't look like a strong argument to me as
any typo would be for sure detected by our tests. Of course I do value
typesafety a lot in terms of user API, but also think that for our
internal use I expect us to be more than capable to deal with it.
just my single cent, as it's not me writing that code ;)
On 5 October 2012 12:29, Steve Ebersole <steve(a)hibernate.org> wrote:
I can only speak from what I have seen in the core code. And yes,
there I have often seen lookup for the same annotation multiple times.
Is that worth caching? I'd have to think so. Creating javassist
proxies is not cheap.
On Fri 05 Oct 2012 03:59:45 AM CDT, Hardy Ferentschik wrote:
>
> On 5 Jan 2012, at 4:05 AM, Steve Ebersole wrote:
>
>> Probably you can cache it by AnnotationInstance, so maybe something
>> like this instead:
>>
>> class AnnotationProxyBuilder {
>> private final Map annotationProxyMap = new ...;
>>
>> public <T> T getAnnotationProxy(final AnnotationInstance
>> annotationInstance, final Class<T> annotationClass) {
>> T annotationProxy = (T) annotationProxyMap.get(
>> annotationInstance );
>> if ( annotationProxy == null ) {
>> annotationProxy = buildAnnotationProxy( annotationInstance,
>> annotationClass );
>> annotationProxyMap.put( annotationInstance, annotationProxy
>> );
>> }
>> return annotationProxy;
>> }
>>
>> private <T> T buildAnnotationProxy(final AnnotationInstance
>> annotationInstance, final Class<T> annotationClass) {
>> // as before...
>> }
>> }
>
> Is it really worth caching by annotation instance? Are we in most cases not
processing/visiting the instance once?
> That said, I kind of like the proxy approach. It makes the code more compact (less if
statements) and by using java.lang.Annotation
> we get some type safety back (annotation.foo() instead of
annotationInstance.value("foo")). The drawback of course is the
> additional proxy overhead. I can see this idea as an evolution of the JandexHelper
and would add it in there.
>
> Maybe Envers can lead the way and we can see how this approach turns out. Given that
there is so much other stuff
> still left to do on the metamodel side itself I don't think we should start
retrofitting right now. There are other more important things to
> do.
>
> --Hardy
>
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