I'm encountering performance issue in RequestFactory when sending
large complicated object graphs to the server.
After some debuging I found out that the problem is in line 267 in
SimpleRequestProcessor.createReturnOperations
if (id.isEphemeral()) {
// See if the entity has been persisted in the meantime
returnState.getResolver().resolveClientValue(domainObject,
id.getProxyClass(),
Collections.<String> emptySet());
}
Request that takes about 20 sec. goes down to 2 sec. if I skip this
code like this:
if (id.isEphemeral()) {
// See if the entity has been persisted in the meantime
//returnState.getResolver().resolveClientValue(domainObject,
id.getProxyClass(), Collections.<String> emptySet());
}
It dosen't seem to have any other effect on my app.
So I wonder, is it realy necessary to see if the entity has been
persisted in the meantime?
and if so, why is so slow when working with large object graphs?
Thanks,
Jakob
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