| Eclipse OSGi performance issue [message #48152] |
Tue, 17 May 2005 06:21  |
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Originally posted by: askoliver.hotmail.com
Is there any concern about the performance of Eclipse OSGi core runtime?
When we use the core runtime on Pocket PC, the performance is a littile bit
bad, costing a long startup time, consuming a lot of memories. And with the
plugins increasing a lot or large scale application, the performance goes
even worse. I was wondering which part of the core runtime framework affects
the performance mostly, the OSGi resovler/classloader/dependency management?
or event framework, etc etc. The most interesting thing which I cared about
is whether the Eclipse+OSGi component model needs tuning so as to adapt to
the small-factor devices and how? Any comments would be interested, thanks
in advance.
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| Re: Eclipse OSGi performance issue [message #48179 is a reply to message #48152] |
Tue, 17 May 2005 07:40  |
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Originally posted by: pascal.ibm.canada
The only test we did so far was to run it :)
We havn't had the opportunity to look at the performance issue with the
code, so telling you to look at this or that without number would just
be random...
The thing we noticed is that loading a class without osgi is slow which
unfortunately we can't really fix.
If you have more numbers / data, I suggest that you communicate with us
through bug reports on the platform / runtime component
PaScaL
Oliver wrote:
> Is there any concern about the performance of Eclipse OSGi core runtime?
> When we use the core runtime on Pocket PC, the performance is a littile bit
> bad, costing a long startup time, consuming a lot of memories. And with the
> plugins increasing a lot or large scale application, the performance goes
> even worse. I was wondering which part of the core runtime framework affects
> the performance mostly, the OSGi resovler/classloader/dependency management?
> or event framework, etc etc. The most interesting thing which I cared about
> is whether the Eclipse+OSGi component model needs tuning so as to adapt to
> the small-factor devices and how? Any comments would be interested, thanks
> in advance.
>
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