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  1. Weld
  2. WELD-1443

Stateless session bean invocation takes 30% longer with Weld 2.0

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      1. Deploy an application with a stateless session bean (@Stateless annotation) with CDI 1.1 implicit behavior disabled, and invoke the application to exercise the session bean.

      2. Deploy an application with a stateless session bean (@Stateless annotation), and invoke the application to exercise the session bean.

      3. Measure the difference in performance between the two; It's significant.

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      1. Deploy an application with a stateless session bean (@Stateless annotation) with CDI 1.1 implicit behavior disabled, and invoke the application to exercise the session bean. 2. Deploy an application with a stateless session bean (@Stateless annotation), and invoke the application to exercise the session bean. 3. Measure the difference in performance between the two; It's significant.

      Micro benchmarks on EJB local session beans have regressed by 30% because of implicit CDI.

      The problem is that the WeldListener requestInitialized() and requestDestroyed() methods are consuming large amounts of CPU. These are all simple requests to call a business method on a stateless bean.

              rhn-engineering-jharting Jozef Hartinger
              phil.zampino Phil Zampino (Inactive)
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