We are using SQL Server 7.0, CORBA, JavaWebServer 2.0, Java 2 on an NT
Server to develop an intranet application.
We are using JSP and java beans to serve up the maintenance pages to the
user through a browser.
We have done a fair amount of testing using a PII-200 with 128MB that hosts
the database, webserver and CORBA services (this is our minimum supported
config for a server) and have been experiencing fairly good performance (1-2
seconds to retrieve a record and its child data and display the JSP'ed page
in the browser) with 5-10 users and a 1GB database.
We havent spent oodles of time optimising our code and are pretty happy with
the results so far. What exactly do you mean by 'the above 3 servers cant
handle it.'
We have found java 2 to be fine as far as performance is concerned. At no
stage have we ever found JSP to be a resource hog or have any performance
problems. Are you sure its not another part of your application that is
causing the problems?
The only probs I have experienced with Java 2 have been when playing around
with the Swing packages. Its one of the main reasons we decided to go with
the JSP/browser solutions.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dustin Aleksiuk
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 1999 11:27 AM
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Subject: JSP, Java 2, and App Servers
Hello Everyone,
I'd really like to hear about any success stories regarding JSP
implementations on various systesms. We've got a very large JSP/Java
application that we're having trouble getting working in a production
environment. Everything works perfectly in the Jswdk environment.
We've tried:
Oracle App Server on NT and Solaris
GNU JSP 1.0 on Solaris and Linux
Weblogic on Solaris
The major problem is that we use a lot of Java2 in our app, and the above
three servers can't handle that. I hope I'm wrong. We've had success with
Sun's Java Web server, but we're interested in seeing what's out there.
Thanks,
Dustin Aleksiuk
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