I have on simple question! Is there any difference between use one single or multiple jar on performance?
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I have on simple question! Is there any difference between use one single or multiple jar on performance?
*.jarfiles are just a lot of*.classfiles compressed into one. Kind of like if you archive a lot of compiled java classes into a*.zipfile. There won’t be any extra lag in using multiplejars, except for maybe the extra time required for the java runtime to locate, open and read each separatejarfile.So using multiple jars or just one jar file won’t greatly affect the runtime performance, but it may slow down the start up time. Especially for applets, where the jars need to be downloaded first.