Java has the Introspector class that either uses the Reflection API or explicit information about a bean stored in a BeanInfo object. This class provides a standard way to access the properties of JavaBeans and comes in handy if you’d like to copy properties from one bean to another in a generic way.
Performance tests for introspection of JavaBeans
June 27th, 2007 — Tech
Performance comparison between Groovy and Java
June 14th, 2007 — Tech
I really like Groovy: the syntax is similar to Java and will be standardized. This looks promising and like a good investment into the future so I thought about integrating it into a project I’m working on. But first I wanted to compare code written in Java to the equivalent in Groovy and check the performance.
