: 18 March 2004 22:23
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: RE: Re: Performance Improvement :: Struts based
applications
What's your logging level set to? We recently did a late roll-in of log4j to our app
and discovered that when we set logging level to debug, the initial struts/tiles
If you build your war file using ant then you can use jasper (see
org.apache.jasper.JspC) to precompile your jsps. This is useful if you are deploying
your app to a live user environment and dont want the initial compile time to impact
any users experience.
On top of that you could use
Chris,
I have precompiled JSP files. So i do not think that is a problem. Rather I feel it is
ActionServlet which is taking time to intialize on first startup.
Yes, I tries to use the cache mechanism of Apache (in windows), like mod_cache,
mod_file_cache, mod_mem_cache and mod_disk_cache. But
What's your logging level set to? We recently did a late roll-in of log4j to our app
and discovered that when we set logging level to debug, the initial struts/tiles
initialization process takes forever (5 mins) and generates thousands of lines of
debug statements as the various config files
I have set to to 0 (init parameter for ActionServlet) and for Tomcat (debug = 0),
Apache(servertoken = prod) and (jk logs = info).
Do you recommend to use validate and valdating init parameters for ActionServlet.
Satya
On Fri, 19 Mar 2004 Scott Piker wrote :
What's your logging level set to?
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