We support a couple of million page views a day using jhtml and JWS
1.1.3. It's more than doable, it's been done!
At 7:05 PM -0400 5/20/99, Sanjay Radhakrishnan wrote:
>Does anybody in this list use JHTML and JWS.
>
>We are planning to propose JHTML and JWS are the platform for one of our
>projec
Right. The original question asked about jhtml.
George
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Please correct me if I'm wrong...
But WebLogic doesn'
Please correct me if I'm wrong...
But WebLogic doesn't support JSP yet due to it's
reliance on tweaked jsdk's. Right?
Langley.
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Does anybody in this list use JHTML and JWS.
We are planning to propose JHTML and JWS are the platform for one of our
projects. The system can have about 1000 users with 500 concurrent users at
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> Sanjay and others,
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> this is what we have done with
> JHTML and NetscapeFastrack with
> ServletExec(servlet engine)
> JSP was too infant when
Sanjay and others,
this is what we have done with
JHTML and NetscapeFastrack with
ServletExec(servlet engine)
JSP was too infant when we started.
Our application uses JDBC to search
a 23 Giga bytes database(sybase)..
We get hit with about 40,000 request
a day with no problems..
Check it out yo
Does anybody in this list use JHTML and JWS.
We are planning to propose JHTML and JWS are the platform for one of our
projects. The system can have about 1000 users with 500 concurrent users at
any point of time.
Does JWS support that kind of load. or do we have to go for an application
server.
