Scott: > On Oct 17, 2007, at 6:25 AM, Jan Kriesten wrote: > >> a recent comparison between resin 3.0.9 and tomcat 5.5.3 can be >> found here: >> http://raibledesigns.com/rd/entry/resin_slower_than_tomcat_fails >> >> on this comparison maybe scott could comment? >> > > It's not a useful benchmark. It measures startup time and JSP > compilation time, not runtime. I'm actually embarrassed for the > industry that Java people link to it as if it were a real > benchmark. (That's not to say startup time isn't important, > especially during development, but it's not a performance comparison.) >
Exactly my thought. I don't see any information about the number of concurrent threads, so unless this is implicit by some means out of my knowledge, this measures only a single request. Doesn't say much about how an appserver performs in a live environment. Most comparisons I've seen (years ago now) showed that which server performed best depends quite a bit on how much load (concurrent requests) it is under. Also, if you want to compare maximum performance you'd want to use Resins JNI features and make use of Resins fast JSTL. /Mattias
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