Unneeded hashtable in LazyHTMLDocument

Currently in LazyHTMLDocument, which is currently using a Hashtable, the 
createElement method will
block on the _elementConstHTML.get() call, since hashtables are synchronized.

Since the map is read-only after it is created, it should be slightly faster to 
use a HashMap,
as long as you are careful not to access the map before it is finished being 
created.

The following diff should accomplish this, and offer at least a slight 
performance boost in
multithreaded situations.

This diff corrects a problem in my previous submission to this list, in that 
the map now can't be 
accessed until it is completely initialized.

Mark Leverentz


Index: LazyHTMLDocument.java
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RCS file: 
/cvsroot/xmlc/xmlc/xmlc/modules/xmlc/src/org/enhydra/xml/lazydom/html/LazyHTMLDocument.java,v
retrieving revision 1.2
diff -b -r1.2 LazyHTMLDocument.java
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< 
---
> import org.enhydra.apache.html.dom.*;
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<     private static Hashtable        _elementConstHTML;
< 
---
>     private static HashMap        _elementConstHTML;
>     private static HashMap        _tmpElementConstHTML;
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<         _elementConstHTML = new Hashtable( 63 );
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>         _tmpElementConstHTML = new HashMap( 63 );
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>         _elementConstHTML = _tmpElementConstHTML;
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<     private static void populateElementType( String tagName, String className 
)
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>     private static void populateElementType(String tagName, String className )
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<           _elementConstHTML.put( tagName, cl.getConstructor( 
_elemClassSigHTML ));
---
>           _tmpElementConstHTML.put( tagName, cl.getConstructor( 
> _elemClassSigHTML ));