During context injection, there are method and field annotation lookups, plus event handler registration, that is repeated when the results should be consistent for a given set of input parameters.
The repetition of these queries leads to significant overhead during high loads of context injection.
Thus we should be caching these results.
During context injection, there are method and field annotation lookups, plus event handler registration, that is repeated when the results should be consistent for a given set of input parameters.
The repetition of these queries leads to significant overhead during high loads of context injection.
Thus we should be caching these results.