Hillel,
we where able to run several applications under JBoss on JRockit and the IBM
JVM on G5. With the last one we did have some problems with SSL.
Don't know if it's really certified. Maybe Jboss can answer that himself :-)
Regards,
Erwin
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It took me a while but i was able to perform tests that add up to 600 rows in
the database per second. This is quite good in opposite to the 200 i was able
to do before.
I changed my application to use JDOM for transforming the POJO's into XML
that's returned to the clients. Before i was using t
My application uses LOG4J for logging to file. The level is set high enough to
prevent any logging during the test (only exceptions would be logged but there
aren't any).
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Hello Scott,
for my last "successfull" test i had 2200 client threads running distributed
over about 6 client PC's. Each client thread will sleep for 10 seconds (minus
request time) between two requests, the think time.
All these clients together put an average load of 220 requests per seconds o
Hello,
i've been doing some performance/capacity tests on an application which is
deployed under JBoss 4.0.2 and which uses the Hibernate version that comes with
JBoss.
During the test HTTP requests arrive at a servlet which forwards them to a
local stateless session EJB. This EJB will check t
