| [aspectj-users] FW: Server is on go slow with AspectJ |
Hi, I'm wondering if you heard of anything like this before. I've got a project using AspectJ and on my local machine this all works fine, however when I send it to my remote server it goes really slowly and it only seems to slow down for the anything that calls the aspectJ and the CPU seems to go crazy. The method I'm looking at is only getting called around 60 times but it's taking 600ms to execute the set method! on my local machine this is only taking around 3ms. Here's the joinpoint but I don't think this is the issue, perhaps something I need to set somewhere? pointcut checkForReadOnly(AplosAbstractBean xe): target( xe ) && set(* *) && !set(static * *) && !set(@Transient * *); void around( AplosAbstractBean xe ): checkForReadOnly( xe ) { AplosAbstractBean targetBean = ((AplosAbstractBean) xe); if( targetBean.isReadOnly() ) { String propertyName = thisJoinPointStaticPart.getSignature().getName(); // System.out.println( "checkReadOnly " + propertyName ); Map<String, FieldInfo> fieldInfoSetterMap = ApplicationUtil.getFieldInfoSetterMap( xe.getClass() ); if( !fieldInfoSetterMap.containsKey( propertyName ) ) { PersistentClass persistentClass = ApplicationUtil.getPersistentClass( targetBean.getClass() ); if( persistentClass != null ) { fieldInfoSetterMap.put( propertyName, persistentClass.getFieldInfoFromSqlName( propertyName, true ) ); } else { fieldInfoSetterMap.put( propertyName, null ); } } if( fieldInfoSetterMap.get( propertyName ) != null ) { ApplicationUtil.handleError( new Exception( "test" ), false ); } // JSFUtil.addMessage( "You cannot edit this bean as it is not saveable" ); // } else { proceed( xe ); // } } else { proceed( xe ); } } All the best, Anthony.
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