org.apache.xerces.parsers
public class: CachingParserPool [javadoc |
source]
java.lang.Object
org.apache.xerces.parsers.CachingParserPool
A parser pool that enables caching of grammars. The caching parser
pool is constructed with a specific symbol table and grammar pool
that has already been populated with the grammars used by the
application.
Once the caching parser pool is constructed, specific parser
instances are created by calling the appropriate factory method
on the parser pool.
Note: There is a performance penalty for using
a caching parser pool due to thread safety. Access to the symbol
table and grammar pool must be synchronized to ensure the safe
operation of the symbol table and grammar pool.
Note: If performance is critical, then another
mechanism needs to be used instead of the caching parser pool.
One approach would be to create parser instances that do not
share these structures. Instead, each instance would get its
own copy to use while parsing. This avoids the synchronization
overhead at the expense of more memory and the time required
to copy the structures for each new parser instance. And even
when a parser instance is re-used, there is a potential for a
memory leak due to new symbols being added to the symbol table
over time. In other words, always take caution to make sure
that your application is thread-safe and avoids leaking memory.
- author:
Andy
- Clark, IBM
- version:
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- Id: CachingParserPool.java 447239 2006-09-18 05:08:26Z mrglavas $
Field Summary |
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public static final boolean | DEFAULT_SHADOW_SYMBOL_TABLE | Default shadow symbol table (false). |
public static final boolean | DEFAULT_SHADOW_GRAMMAR_POOL | Default shadow grammar pool (false). |
protected SymbolTable | fSynchronizedSymbolTable | Symbol table. The symbol table that the caching parser pool is
constructed with is automatically wrapped in a synchronized
version for thread-safety. |
protected XMLGrammarPool | fSynchronizedGrammarPool | Grammar pool. The grammar pool that the caching parser pool is
constructed with is automatically wrapped in a synchronized
version for thread-safety. |
protected boolean | fShadowSymbolTable | Shadow the symbol table for new parser instances. If true,
new parser instances use shadow copies of the main symbol
table and are not allowed to add new symbols to the main
symbol table. New symbols are added to the shadow symbol
table and are local to the parser instance. |
protected boolean | fShadowGrammarPool | Shadow the grammar pool for new parser instances. If true,
new parser instances use shadow copies of the main grammar
pool and are not allowed to add new grammars to the main
grammar pool. New grammars are added to the shadow grammar
pool and are local to the parser instance. |
Method from org.apache.xerces.parsers.CachingParserPool Detail: |
public DOMParser createDOMParser() {
SymbolTable symbolTable = fShadowSymbolTable
? new ShadowedSymbolTable(fSynchronizedSymbolTable)
: fSynchronizedSymbolTable;
XMLGrammarPool grammarPool = fShadowGrammarPool
? new ShadowedGrammarPool(fSynchronizedGrammarPool)
: fSynchronizedGrammarPool;
return new DOMParser(symbolTable, grammarPool);
}
Creates a new DOM parser. |
public SAXParser createSAXParser() {
SymbolTable symbolTable = fShadowSymbolTable
? new ShadowedSymbolTable(fSynchronizedSymbolTable)
: fSynchronizedSymbolTable;
XMLGrammarPool grammarPool = fShadowGrammarPool
? new ShadowedGrammarPool(fSynchronizedGrammarPool)
: fSynchronizedGrammarPool;
return new SAXParser(symbolTable, grammarPool);
}
Creates a new SAX parser. |
public SymbolTable getSymbolTable() {
return fSynchronizedSymbolTable;
}
Returns the symbol table. |
public XMLGrammarPool getXMLGrammarPool() {
return fSynchronizedGrammarPool;
}
Returns the grammar pool. |
public void setShadowSymbolTable(boolean shadow) {
fShadowSymbolTable = shadow;
}
Sets whether new parser instance receive shadow copies of the
main symbol table. |