Do you know that for sure? If you lets say load the Users model in
AppController, then it is more then likely that *all* of your other
models are loaded b/c they are somehow associated with User.
In AppController I only turn on othAuth and afaik it doesn't load any
models if authorization is
(i.e. 20 users holding down on your front page or some
other action is very different from each of them doing different
things)
Yeah, I'm taking a closer look on xdebug, I will post some results if
I manage to run it.
Ups, I meant to write 'Holding down F5 on your front page here, but
For xdebug please read this pdf
http://derickrethans.nl/files/phparch-xdebug-qa.pdf
link from
http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2006/04/20/php-frontend-for-xdebug-profiling/
Use linux and KCacheGrind.
For windows:dwnload xdebug dll, and put in php/ext folder
php.ini add:
@majna
thanks for the links. I just tried $persistModel and, at first page
render I was extremely happy to see all the models cached but then
when I refreshed I got this :
Warning (2): Invalid argument supplied for foreach() [CORE\cake\libs
\object.php, line 239]
Object::__openPersistent() -
This persistModel tip was for cake 1.1.x and it works well.
1.2 has problem with behaviours and persistModel. Report ticket?
mod_rewrite is a must have, I know :)
On Sep 1, 9:37 pm, thequietlab [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
@majna
thanks for the links. I just tried $persistModel and, at first
ab -n 1000 -c 20
means that you have 20 concurrent users making 1000 requests. The
important part here is the concurrent bit.
There's a wide variety of things you can do to optimise your
controller, which are way beyond the scope of a single post,
especially since you don't really say anything
try profiling with xdebug,
use var $persistModel = true; in controller
set debug to 0,
cache views if u can, or just query results,
persistent mysql connection ,
avoid var $uses()
ClassRegistry may help sometimes
do not use mod_rewrite
On Aug 31, 3:46 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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thanks for your answers,
@Simon
ab -n 1000 -c 20
means that you have 20 concurrent users making 1000 requests. The
important part here is the concurrent bit.
ok, sorry I said it wrong - I know what does it mean but I'm not sure
what should be the values to simulate traffic at a range like
I'm using expects(), it's pretty handy. My problem might be loading
lot of models but still 'pages' doesn't load any models.
Do you know that for sure? If you lets say load the Users model in
AppController, then it is more then likely that *all* of your other
models are loaded b/c they are
