Is there a way to tell JVM to optimize my code before processing?
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I have a method, which takes much time to execute first time. But after several invocations, it takes about 30 times less time. So, to make my application respond to user interaction faster, I "warm-up" this method (5 times) with some sample data on initialization of application. But this increases app start-up time. 
I read, that JVM's can optimize and compile my java code to native, thus speeding things up.
I wanted to know - maybe there is some way to explicitly tell JVM that I want this method to be compiled on startup of application?
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