| Performance on Query Legacy with Sirius 6.1.0 [message #1806745] |
Tue, 14 May 2019 11:28  |
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Hello,
I have odesigns with query legacy (Acceleo 2) expressions and they reference some Acceleo scripts (.mt) . I have performances issues when using my diagrams.
I investigated and I noticed that loader (org.eclipse.sirius.query.legacy.tools.classloaders.AcceleoClassLoader) loads every time all classes services and scripts when I use a tool or I open diagram which must evaluate some Acceleo 2 expressions.
In addition, the referenced scripts (.mt) are tried to be loaded as "compiled classes" which causes over than a million of exceptions are thrown!
Do you encountered some kind of these issues?
Thank you.
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| Re: Performance on Query Legacy with Sirius 6.1.0 [message #1806778 is a reply to message #1806745] |
Wed, 15 May 2019 02:54  |
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Hi,
As its name implies, "Query Legacy" is not supported. Actually, it has never been officialy supported since Sirius has been released as Sirius, and was only there as a compatibility shim. Note that starting from Sirius 6.2, it will not work at all anymore (the IInterpreter APIs have changed in incompatible ways, and Query Legacy will not be adapted to the change). The recommended language to use for your expressions since Sirius 3.1 is AQL: https://www.eclipse.org/sirius/doc/specifier/general/Writing_Queries.html#aql
Concerning your particular issue, this looks a lot like a (known) side-effect of the change made in https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=465576, 4 years ago. The change was especially to invert the lookup order to look for compiled classes before .mt scripts, as in Capella (before 1.3 which fully switched to AQL), the Query Legacy expressions used a lot of Java services but no .mt scripts. There is a preference (look in org.eclipse.sirius.query.legacy/src/org/eclipse/sirius/query/legacy/preferences/AcceleoPreferenceConstants.java) to revert to the previous lookup order, but be aware that if your modeler is based on / using Capella before 1.3, reversing the order may improve the performance on your own expressions but degrade the performance of the rest of Capella.
Again, switching to AQL + Java services is the recommended way: it is much faster, safer, and supported.
Regards,
Pierre-Charles
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