We're running CF9 and recently upgrade to Java 1.7 from 1.6, all of a sudden we're seeing something very strange. We're returning query results and for each row we're converting it to a struct (to return an array of structs) using a UDF method (the UDF library is loaded in the application scope), queryRowToStruct(). Each call to this method is taking 1000 ms. Previously it was taking 15-30 ms.
The weird thing is, that restarting the CF service brings it back down to 15-30 ms (which we discovered after rolling back to Java 1.6 which also reduced time down to 15+ ms, and then back to 1.7 and it was still at 15-30 ms). The UDF is pretty simple (it is included below), but the array and string functions appear to be running super slow. What could cause this??
The UDF code:
function queryRowToStruct(query,row,cols,padyesno){ //a var for looping var ii = 1; //the struct to return var stReturn = structnew(); if (arraylen(arguments) lt 3 or not isdefined('cols')){ cols = listToArray(query.columnList.toLowerCase()); } if (arraylen(arguments) lt 4 or not isdefined('padyesno')){ padyesno=false; } if (row EQ ''){row = 1;} //if there is a second argument, use that for the row number if(arrayLen(arguments) GT 1) row = arguments[2]; //loop over the cols and build the struct from the query row for(ii = 1; ii lte arraylen(cols); ii = ii + 1){ if (padyesno){ if (not isNumeric(query[cols[ii]][row]) and (query[cols[ii]][row] is 'yes' or query[cols[ii]][row] is 'no')){ stReturn[lcase(cols[ii])] = query[cols[ii]][row] & application.gs.jsonEscapeChar; }else{ stReturn[lcase(cols[ii])] = query[cols[ii]][row]; }; }else{ stReturn[lcase(cols[ii])] = query[cols[ii]][row]; }; } //return the struct return stReturn; }
The requests are timing out and its always at this chunk of code that is taking forever:
