Hello all. Don't know if I'm flooding the mailing list, but I continue
to come across things that it would be nice to have more explanation for.
When I open the jaxb runtime source in eclipse, it complains to me that
I should change the visibility on a substantial number of private
members to "increase performance", referring to the generation of
synthetic accessor methods. This seems good to me, yet there are a
large number of instances of this behavior. Is there something that I'm
missing?
So, for example:
class a {
private Object x;
class b {
public void doSomething() {
System.out.println(x); //This line would generate the
warning/error because an accessor method would have to be created to
access 'x' in the other class file, no?
}
}
}
Anyway, if everyone can agree that this should be changed, I may take a
crack at it. I'm having other problems getting everything to compile
though, so anyone who has any generic advice will be greatly appreciated
for sharing some.
-Chris