Mikhail,
The rendering of forms through the Midtier is done through absolutely
positioned HTML and an awful lot of Javascript (read ClientCore.js). There
are no forms, as such, just a set of HTML elements with Javascript events
attached to them. When some kind of push fields or submit occurs, the data is
passed back to the Midtier through an AJAX call. Hence, if you're trying to
look for a form that's submitted, you're not going to find it.
If you want to do some load testing then use a tool such as Winrunner
and 'record' a sequence of events, before playing it back with a number of
concurrent users. Given the JVM 256megs of ram as the default heap size is
64megs (if I recall) - you can do this with the -Xmx256m command line option,
if I recall correctly. I'm sure we'd all be interested to how many concurrent
users the Midtier can handle!
I have a list of items that could be addressed in order to make the Midtier
much faster, but that's a little out of scope for this post.
John
Java System Solutions : http://www.javasystemsolutions.com
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