On 01/02/2007, at 9:28 PM, Andrus Adamchik wrote:
> We are talking about BLOBS of text. Consider people using this for
> javadocs, with each attribute having a 100 char comment field. For
> the model of 50 entities with 20 attributes each, we have (50 +
> 50*20) * 100 = 102K. Not crucial, but still keeping this stuff
> around in runtime seems wrong. Those things add up over time,
> resulting in framework becoming heavier with every new release.
Not to mention it might contain private notes we may not want in a
public release of a product. I don't want our entity documentation
released to the world.
How about a velocity(?) script which could strip some parts of the
XML file for deployment? As long as they were easily identifiable, we
could even put a little regex into our main ant build script for
deploying the application.
On the other hand, a separate config file for comments would make
this easier...
Ari
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