which one is faster?

L

luca

I have an HashMap which contains data to fulfill requests
in my servlet. I have two alternatives:

- create a new HashMap for each request

- reuse the same HashMap, but I'll have to reset it
at the end of each request to make sure it's clean for the
next round.

which approach is more efficient?

Notes:
it's not really a servlet. It's a custom tag to be used in JSP.
Is there a method to clean a HashMap?

thanks

luca
 
W

William Brogden

luca said:
I have an HashMap which contains data to fulfill requests
in my servlet. I have two alternatives:

- create a new HashMap for each request

- reuse the same HashMap, but I'll have to reset it
at the end of each request to make sure it's clean for the
next round.

which approach is more efficient?

Notes:
it's not really a servlet. It's a custom tag to be used in JSP.
Is there a method to clean a HashMap?

thanks

luca

Creation is so fast that I doubt you could measure the difference,
especially in a JSP environment with all the character output
going on.
Bill
 

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