On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 10:38 AM, Matt Hoopes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > One of the issues with the various server components is that they all >> rely on reflection. One idea I've had is to refactor them to allow >> caching all the metadata needed to store method signatures and map them >> to class methods so that after the initial request, reflection is not >> necessary. I'm still scoping the work necessary to do so, however, and >> it may or may not make it into the 1.7.0 release. >> > > Matthew, > Thanks for the response. I guess I was confused about why three > simultaneous requests would slow down the response time so much. I would > think that they'd each be served in a different apache process (The PID of > the process in those log lines is in the brackets after the timestamp), and > as such, shouldn't really affect each other. Should they? Or is it simply a > CPU capacity / disk IO problem? If all requests took as much time as the > single request alone, I think it would be good to go. Is this more of an > apache tuning issue? > > thanks for an advice, > - hoopes > Hi again, Let's say you were going to start work to cache certain parts from Zend/XmlRpc/Server.php. Where would you start? I'm just trying to hack together something on my system to increase performance, but I don't seem to be moving ahead too quickly. Anyone have any hints of where to start to get the biggest bang for my development buck? thanks, - hoopes
