Examples of MethodMap

com.sun.ejb.containers.util.MethodMap
This is an optimized map for resolving java.lang.reflect.Method objects. Doing a method lookup, even on an unsynchronized Map, can be an expensive operation, in many cases taking multiple microseconds. In most situations this overhead is negligible, but it can be noticeable when performed in the common path of a local ejb invocation, where our goal is to be as fast as a raw java method call. A MethodMap must be created with an existing Map and is immutable after construction(except for clear()). It does not support the optional Map operations put, putAll, and remove. NOTE that these operations could be implemented but are not necessary at this point since the main use is for the container's method info, which is invariant after initialization. As this is a map for Method objects, null keys are not supported. This map is unsynchronized.
net.sf.joafip.store.entity.bytecode.MethodMap
@author luc peuvrier

Examples of com.sun.ejb.containers.util.MethodMap

        // Create a map implementation that is optimized
        // for method lookups.  This is especially important for local
        // invocations through dynamic proxies, where the overhead of the
        // the (method -> invocationInfo) lookup has been measured to be 
        // 6X greater than the overhead of the reflective call itself.
        proxyInvocationInfoMap = new MethodMap(invocationInfoMap);


        
        // Store InvocationInfo by standard ejb interface method type
        // to avoid an invocation info map lookup during authorizeLocalMethod
        // and authorizeRemoteMethod.

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Examples of com.sun.ejb.containers.util.MethodMap

        // Create a map implementation that is optimized
        // for method lookups.  This is especially important for local
        // invocations through dynamic proxies, where the overhead of the
        // the (method -> invocationInfo) lookup has been measured to be 
        // 6X greater than the overhead of the reflective call itself.
        proxyInvocationInfoMap = new MethodMap(invocationInfoMap);


        
        // Store InvocationInfo by standard ejb interface method type
        // to avoid an invocation info map lookup during authorizeLocalMethod
        // and authorizeRemoteMethod.

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Examples of com.sun.ejb.containers.util.MethodMap

        // Create a map implementation that is optimized
        // for method lookups.  This is especially important for local
        // invocations through dynamic proxies, where the overhead of the
        // the (method -> invocationInfo) lookup has been measured to be 
        // 6X greater than the overhead of the reflective call itself.
        proxyInvocationInfoMap = new MethodMap(invocationInfoMap);


        
        // Store InvocationInfo by standard ejb interface method type
        // to avoid an invocation info map lookup during authorizeLocalMethod
        // and authorizeRemoteMethod.

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Examples of com.sun.ejb.containers.util.MethodMap

        // Create a map implementation that is optimized
        // for method lookups.  This is especially important for local
        // invocations through dynamic proxies, where the overhead of the
        // the (method -> invocationInfo) lookup has been measured to be 
        // 6X greater than the overhead of the reflective call itself.
        proxyInvocationInfoMap = new MethodMap(invocationInfoMap);


        
        // Store InvocationInfo by standard ejb interface method type
        // to avoid an invocation info map lookup during authorizeLocalMethod
        // and authorizeRemoteMethod.

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Examples of com.sun.ejb.containers.util.MethodMap

        // Create a map implementation that is optimized
        // for method lookups.  This is especially important for local
        // invocations through dynamic proxies, where the overhead of the
        // the (method -> invocationInfo) lookup has been measured to be 
        // 6X greater than the overhead of the reflective call itself.
        proxyInvocationInfoMap = new MethodMap(invocationInfoMap);


        
        // Store InvocationInfo by standard ejb interface method type
        // to avoid an invocation info map lookup during authorizeLocalMethod
        // and authorizeRemoteMethod.

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Examples of com.sun.ejb.containers.util.MethodMap

        // Create a map implementation that is optimized
        // for method lookups.  This is especially important for local
        // invocations through dynamic proxies, where the overhead of the
        // the (method -> invocationInfo) lookup has been measured to be 
        // 6X greater than the overhead of the reflective call itself.
        proxyInvocationInfoMap = new MethodMap(invocationInfoMap);


        
        // Store InvocationInfo by standard ejb interface method type
        // to avoid an invocation info map lookup during authorizeLocalMethod
        // and authorizeRemoteMethod.

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Examples of net.sf.joafip.store.entity.bytecode.MethodMap

  }


  private void run() throws IOException {
    final ClassReader classReader = new ClassReader(
        ForMaxLocals.class.getName());
    final MethodMap methodMap = new MethodMap();
    final Set<String> syntheticFieldSet = new TreeSet<String>();
    final ClassVisitorForStorable classVisitorForStorable = new ClassVisitorForStorable();
    classVisitorForStorable.setMethodMap(methodMap, syntheticFieldSet);
    // must not skip code to compute max locals
    classReader.accept(classVisitorForStorable, /* ClassReader.SKIP_CODE | */
        ClassReader.SKIP_DEBUG | ClassReader.SKIP_FRAMES);
    final Set<Entry<MethodMapKey, Integer>> entrySet = methodMap.entrySet();
    for (Entry<MethodMapKey, Integer> entry : entrySet) {
      final MethodMapKey key = entry.getKey();
      System.out.println("maxs local " + key.getMethodName() + " "// NOPMD
          + key.getMethodDesc() + " " + entry.getValue());
    }

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Examples of net.sf.joafip.store.entity.bytecode.MethodMap

  public byte[] generate(final String className, final byte[] originalCode,
      final int off, final int len) {


    final EnumTransformationType transformationTypeFromProperties = transformAttribute(className);
    final ClassReader classReader = new ClassReader(originalCode, off, len);
    final IMethodMap methodMap = new MethodMap();
    final Set<String> syntheticFieldSet = new TreeSet<String>();
    final ClassVisitorForStorable classVisitorForStorable = new ClassVisitorForStorable();
    classVisitorForStorable.setMethodMap(methodMap, syntheticFieldSet);
    // must not skip code to compute max locals
    classReader.accept(classVisitorForStorable, /* ClassReader.SKIP_CODE | */
        ClassReader.SKIP_DEBUG | ClassReader.SKIP_FRAMES);


    // annotation override instrumentation properties
    transformationAttribute = classVisitorForStorable
        .getTransformationType();
    if (transformationAttribute == null) {
      transformationAttribute = transformationTypeFromProperties;
    }


    final String[] splitedClassName = className.split(POINT_REGEX);
    final PackageNode node = packageMgr.addPackage(splitedClassName, 0,
        splitedClassName.length, transformationAttribute);


    byte[] code = null;
    if (EnumTransformationType.NONE.equals(transformationAttribute)
        && !methodMap.hasMethodToTransform()) {
      transformed = false;
    } else {
      transformed = true;
    }

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