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Hi,
Just a quick question about servlets and memory.
I'm currently running Jserv/apache/solaris and I'm finding
inconsistancies in my servlet speeds. For example - if I
run a servlet for the first time it may spend a few seconds
before the html output is given - I expect this as it is the
first time it is accessed. If I do ctrl-refresh on it it
is almost instantaneous. I can see that it is indeed calling
the servlet from the log files, as opposed to simply caching.
I can repeatedly ctrl-ref and it will repeatedly 'instantanously'
appear.
However, if I go and run another servlet and maybe call the
original one at a later stage it can be very slow (sometimes
up to 10 seconds or so).
So basically what could be causing this? My own impression is
that it is a severe RAM shortage - I'm considering upgrading
the RAM but wanted to check before I did so. Can anyone
confirm/deny/explain exactly how servlets work with memory?
Thanks in advance for any help anyone might have.
David Molloy
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