Thanks. Can you synchronize within a class that the session bean uses? For
example, the session bean calls class B. Is it possible to do the synch within the
class B and not inside the session bean?
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Thanks. Can this be done for one particular session bean and not the others?
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xecutes it?
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Hello, I'm having a lot of performance issues as well. Were any of you able to find
good articles about these issues? The above links did not work for me.
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I've implemented a lot of these suggestions and they have made performance better,
thanks! I'm still a little worried about JBoss. I can run a test with the same
amount of users I'm running on Weblogic and it works fine. I simply restart the
server with the same configuration and sometimes it
I updated my JBoss version to 3.2.3. I also implemented most of the changes on the
link from Bill Burke. It seems to be a little faster by not by much. Is there any
suggestions you having for speeding up JDBC calls outside of beans? I added the
to my datasource and set it to 100. JDBC cal
Thanks! We had some locking issues in the past and we used the Instance Per
Transaction configuration to clear it up. I can overwrite the global commit option by
placing a commit option in each descriptor for an entity bean, correct?
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We are using BMP. JBoss support advised me to try the Instance Per Transaction
configuration. It did help but still didn't get me up to the speed of Weblogic. I
really prefer JBoss so I'm going to read the article that was posted above and see if
it helps. Thanks.
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We have also paid for JBoss support. So far they have been unable to help me.
Just some simple configuration notes without getting into a lot of detail. We are
using JRockit 8.1 to run. We are also using SQL 7 to test. The database sits on
another server. We are running both weblogic and
Hello, thanks for all your post. I realize that without knowing my configuration you
can't help me out. I was just hoping someone could steer me towards some articles or
point me to something I may need to look into. I'm going to check out the link above.
I appreciate all the help. As far a
Hello,
I'm doing some testing for my company to determine if we should switch to JBoss over
Weblogic. I'm runnig the same application with the in the same environment on both
servers. It seems that Weblogic is outperforming JBoss by a lot.
A lot of our http request are timing out with a lot
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