Well, I think the example actually shows a slight defect in the
Java allocation mechanism. Though this is probably language
immanent. But the example is fairly extreme and I get the
first few thousand allocations quite fast, so the question is
if such situations regularly occur in "real" programs.
You mean Resin 1.1.3?
We had a look at quite a few servlet containers, including
JRUN, Jserv, Orion and a bit of Tomcat. Of course we didn't
have the time to look into them realy deep. But Orion and
Resin looked both fast and reliable. Resin has also a fairly
small footprint which is important fo
Oops,
two points I forgot in my last mail:
* Developing on Resin, I am not used to restart the server to get
changes effective. Currently I have to restart when I change any
file resources of Struts. Struts should look for timestamps on
files. The easiest workarround I now have, is to chan
Hi Craig,
warning, this is long!
I toyed arround last weekend with the Struts tools, but I'm still
unsatisfied. The basic idea as well as the basic approach is very
cool anyway. I'd like to stay closer to the JSP/Servlet framework as
Webmacro and freemarker, but have a better separation of funct
Thank you again. I've only read the servlet 2.2 specs yet to know
that a war file is a special kind of jar file. So I guess I know
how to contruct a war file.
But new questions arise:
* How do I configure the servlet container to fetch files from an
war archive instead of an directory (a samp
twoch, 10. Mai 2000 15:15
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> Change your burning program...
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> From: "Nestel, Frank" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hello there,
we are currently considering switching from ASP to Servlets+JSP.
On of the reasons was that is is hard to burn (dynamic) ASP on a CD.
There are solutions but all poor. Now we've tried to burn our JSP on
CD in a precompiled fashion. Problem: The long names of generated
java and class
We are doing a large comparison on servlet engines
here. I have tested ServletExec, JRun, JServ the
SUN JSWDK, some both on WIN-NT and a Linux Environment
if applicable.
Resin was one of the harder engines to put to work under
Windows-NT. The description of the installation of the
ISAPI Filter is
