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From: John Coonrod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'm moving from NT/IIS to linux on Cobalt MIPs using the Kaffe VM which
> seems plenty fast to me. Why is having a choice of VMs important? Either
> they work or they don't. And database support - I connecting fine to
Oracle,
> and using their pure java driver, which works great. I've had lots and
lots
> of bugs in NT/IIS.
What exactly is your hardware configuration? I tried Kaffe 1.04b and it not
only showed a huge apetite for memory (testing with JMeter at the default
time intervals, 20 threads) showed it grew from about 8MB to 69MB in less
than a minute, using the Hello example servlet, bringing the whole machine
to a halt. Also, it did not run our servlets, which use Oracle JDBC classes,
claiming errors in our query statements (the same servlets run fine on
Apache+JServ on Win32 and Linux, using Hotspot, IBM JDK-1.1.8, Microsoft's
JView and Sun's JDK 1.1.6 and 1.2. Although I really don't believe the JDBC
problems are related to our hardware (a lousy K6-2 with 64MB RAM), I really
would like to know how you managed to have Kaffe perform well.
> > wanted to run everything (apache plus jserv) under linux but I feel at
the
> > moment that the VMs under linux are not quite there yet. The main
complaint
> > I get from users that the VMs are way slower under linux than other
> > platforms. Plus, there are more choices of VMs under NT and there seems
to
> > better database support under NT. But I maybe wrong...
>
> John Coonrod, Vice President, The Hunger Project
> 15 East 26th Street, NY, NY 10010 Fax: 212-532-9785 www.thp.org
> --
Cheers,
Ulisses Montenegro
NEWStorm - http://www.newstorm.com.br/
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