>So, this could possibly be attributed to a lack of memory slowing down the
>startup process?
>
I'm not sure it's a lack of memory. Admittedly, I'm not very well versed in
the inner workings of JRun, but my statements are based on almost 2 years of
*empirical* evidence (and, sometimes, headaches). My guess is that it's the
JVM acquiring its initial heap space (specified in jvm.config) that causes
some of the slowdown. So, if anything, the reverse of your statement might
be appropriate -- the *more* memory you allocate, the longer the pause is.
That being said, there are other processes going on (compilations, etc.) as
well as memory allocation from what I've observed, so I doubt it's a pure
memory issue.
Regards,
Dave.
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