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FYI: I'd like to port my employer's stuff from JRun to JServ/GNUJSP
eventually. The first time I tried I ran into some snags. For
example:
"encodeRedirectURL" vs. "encodeRedirectUrl"
our .shtml files had "include file ../" which is not allowed
(the solution is to use "include virtual".)
When I'm allowed more time to look at this I'm sure it will work.
People here tolerate JRun because we have so much experience with
it already.
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From: Brian Claus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, November 19, 1999 11:07 AM
To: 'Java Apache Users'
Subject: RE: JServ as web server
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There was a running discussion regarding this some months back.
Unfortunately, I can't remember exactly when. If you dig through the
archives, you should be able to find it.
Be careful when you make comparisons however, as jrun is a 2 tier and jserv
is a 3 tier solution. In general (though certainly not always) 3 tier
solutions are slower then 2 tier solutions. However, the distinct advantage
is that with a 3 tier solution, you get better scalibility.
JServ scalability and its ability to balance load between multiple
boxes/machines/processes is one of the primary reasons we use it. We
currently have one successful implementation in production and will have
others in the near to mid-future, as we complete them for clients.
In particular, for one client, who was bent on jrun switched to jserv
because it allowed them to scale to the type of traffic they were after,
with a significantly lower cost.
Brian Claus
Senior Software Consultant
Corelan Communications.
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Jon,
I am not stupid. Of course nobody else has numbers on OUR software. I
didn't ask
if anybody had numbers for OUR software. I was curious if somebody has
benchmark
numbers for other servlets. Perhaps my message wasn't clear. I'll ask the
question
again.
Are there any statistics available that compare the performance of jrun and
jserv?
Thanks,
James
jon * wrote:
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> on 11/19/99 9:30 AM, James Harman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Does anybody have numbers that show this? I am about to do some
comparisons
> > for
> > my company between jserv and jrun with regards to how well it runs our
> > particular software, but if there are statistics available, that would
be good
> > to read.
>
> Ok, you want numbers for how well it runs "YOUR" software. Well, why would
> any one else have those numbers of how well it runs "YOUR" software?
>
> Give me a break. Generate the numbers for "YOUR" software "YOURSELF".
>
> -jon
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