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Text (e.g. <node>text</node>) and attribute values (e..g <a attribute="value">) are evaluated by EL with every rendering invocation; it is probably faster to determine during parsing which values contain EL and submit only those for evaluation.
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idea: add a boolean variable (or maybe subclass?) that is initialised during node creation to "true" if text contains an EL expression; rendering could then simply check that variable. As always: profile the alternatives to prove that they are useful.
Text (e.g.
<node>text</node>
) and attribute values (e..g<a attribute="value">
) are evaluated by EL with every rendering invocation; it is probably faster to determine during parsing which values contain EL and submit only those for evaluation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: