At the first time you visit a service before starting a server, the classes will of course be loaded by classloader, which means the stream will be opened, and many string objects will be created at the same time —— That incurs a substantial performance overhead if you try to spy the String class or the stream-like class.
Support to suspend when handling sandbox event will be efficient.
At the first time you visit a service before starting a server, the classes will of course be loaded by classloader, which means the stream will be opened, and many string objects will be created at the same time —— That incurs a substantial performance overhead if you try to spy the String class or the stream-like class.
Support to suspend when handling sandbox event will be efficient.