*phew* if you're REALLY REALLY patient i suppose it'd suffice; but if i were
you, i'd sacrifice speed & fill it wirh ram; 128 min if you're going to run
nt. 192 or 256 would give you a lot more performance though; especially if
you're going to run a DB on it too. before you purchase any computer, i
suggest you find a machine equipped with 64mb ram % try setting up your
working environment; don't get surprised if it crashes every now & then.
mem consumption:
Microsoft outlook: ca. 10-13 MB
J++: 15-30 MB
IE: 13 MB
SQL db: a lot
Java RE: 5-15 MB
NT: ca. too much
(my point being, if not already clear enough, 64 mb won't be enough ;))
good luck finding a suitable computer; cheers;
//adrian.
-----Original Message-----
From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of vikram chandna
Sent: 17 November 2000 09:49
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 600MHz celeron laptop, good enough for webservers?
Hi Friends,
For my practice I want to get a laptop and I am getting in my budget a 600
MHz celeron
with 64 Mb RAM. Ab initio I just want to run Tomcat and later perhaps
weblogic server
to move onto ejb. Obviously NT would be needed to run on it.I want to know
would
the given config suffice for me or do I need something else?
Regards,
Vikram
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