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package org.springsource.loaded.ri;
import java.lang.reflect.Method;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import org.objectweb.asm.Type;
import org.springsource.loaded.MethodMember;
/**
* Creating Java Method objects for a given MethodMember is rather expensive because it typically involves getting. The
* declared methods of a Class and searching for one that matches the method signature. This is most problematic when we
* are trying to get a Method for an array of MethodMembers, because in this case we will end up repeating the process
* multiple times. A JavaMethodCache instance can cache Method objects from the first time we iterate the declared
* methods of a class so subsequently we can just get the other methods from the cache.
*
* @author Kris De Volder
* @since 0.5.0
*/
public class JavaMethodCache {
//TODO: [...] This cache uses string+descriptor for key. It may be possible to cache method objects inside MethodMembers
// themselves, which would make for much quicker 'lookup'.
/*
* This class is used to initialise the cache in a thread safe manner. I.e. a fully filled map should be passed into the cache's
* initialize method, so that the 'isInitialized' method will not return true unless initialisation is complete and all entries
* are present.
*/
public static class Initializer {
//To build up initial map entries with 'put'
private Map cache = new HashMap();
protected void put(Method method) {
cache.put(method.getName() + Type.getMethodDescriptor(method), method);
}
}
/*
* Map indexed by name+descriptor.
*/
private Map cache = null;
public boolean isInitialized() {
return cache != null;
}
/*
* This method should be called to put all entries into the map.
*/
public void initialize(Initializer init) {
this.cache = init.cache;
init.cache = null; // Not strictly necessary, but prevents reuse of the initializer.
}
public Method get(MethodMember methodMember) {
return cache.get(methodMember.getNameAndDescriptor());
}
}