Herr Bentel:
I would look at Performance tuning using Websphere Clustering
http://www-902.ibm.com/hk/e-business/events/archives/downloads/win_websphere
/performance.pdf
BTW
(Messaging cannot be clustered at least as of late last year)
Vielen Dank,
Martin Gainty
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hmm
Try load test with only doing one thing. For example, run a load test
where you only get a gif or the same static page over again.
Something that does not involve business logic. See what performance you
get.
Then load test one part of you web-app where struts is involved (getting a
http only.
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> Are you running under http or https?
>
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Are you running under http or https?
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With a single 450 MHz CPU, I can see why it would drag. The cheapest way to
improve performance might simply be to upgrade the CPU to something more
modern.
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It is IBM AIX 5.1, 1 CPU, 450 MHz, 1GB RAM.
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It is Rad View's Web Load tool that our testing team used.
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> Hi
Hi Pingili,
I am interested in this topic too...which tool are u using for the stress test...
is it JProbe or winRunner...
I have a struts app deployed in weblogic, that I want to test and improve performance
of...
Thaks in advance,
Sam.
"Pingili, Madhupal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
What sort of box was it run on? Processor speed and number of CPUs please.
That would make a big difference.
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4.0.4 AE.
I am currently looking at the "Resource Analyzer" reports and searching
google for any links.
Has anyone has come across this situation and solved this problem?
Any links to performance improvement guides or ge
: 18 March 2004 22:23
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: RE: Re: Performance Improvement :: Struts based
applications
What's your logging level set to? We recently did a late roll-in of log4j to our app
and discovered that when we set logging level to debug, the initial struts/
build your war file using ant then you can use jasper (see
> >org.apache.jasper.JspC) to precompile your jsps. This is useful if you are
> >deploying your app to a live user environment and dont want the initial compile
> >time to impact any users experience.
> >
> >
pache.jasper.JspC) to precompile your jsps. This is useful if you are deploying
>your app to a live user environment and dont want the initial compile time to impact
>any users experience.
>
>On top of that you could use tomcat/apache mods to compress requests etc.
>
>If you a
;your app to a live user environment and dont want the initial compile time to impact
>any users experience.
>
>On top of that you could use tomcat/apache mods to compress requests etc.
>
>If you are serious about needing bigger performance boosts, then look at partial/full
>cachi
/apache mods to compress requests etc.
If you are serious about needing bigger performance boosts, then look at partial/full
caching. i.e store in server ram/disk the static or infrequently changing parts of
your application (jsp or java objects), or have a small cache period on dynamic but
less
: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 5:22 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Does Tiles has performance?
I find no trouble with Tiles performance.
At 06:59 AM 3/16/2004, you wrote:
>Anybody can tell me if using Tiles in an application make it slower? is
>there a way to make this better?
>
>
I find no trouble with Tiles performance.
At 06:59 AM 3/16/2004, you wrote:
Anybody can tell me if using Tiles in an application make it slower? is
there a way to make this better?
Thanks,
JP
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When ever I am using method isDate of GenericValidator I am getting following
error. Even for my date format 12-DEC-2004 I am getting same exception.
I coudn't able to figure out what is the problem.
-Jignesh
ava.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Illegal pattern character 'O'
java.text.Sim
Anybody can tell me if using Tiles in an application make it slower? is
there a way to make this better?
Thanks,
JP
Viral -- there are a lot of conditions that could result in different
performance numbers. If the difference is in an order of magnitude and the
load is about the same between the two different user accesses then you may
want to look at the underlying data. Maybe a lot of data is being pulled in
Hi all,
We have a J2EE application build using struts, EJB and oracle as database.
This is behaving strange. When X user logs into windows machine and access the
application, performance measures are different when user Y logs into the same windows
machine.
Could anyone please help me to
I am using struts in my application.We are planning to use
DynaActionForm. Can any body guide me if any there are any problems like
for performance with it.
Rgds
Shoaib
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Hi all,
I have a application developed through Struts.
Application is behaving very strangely on performance side.
Performance measures are different depending on the user who is logged in to the
machine.
Is there any relation between Windows User Profile and application performance
Hi!
I had to repost it again as no one answered it previously.
Any reply is greatly appreciated.
Richie
At 01:10 PM 2/18/2004, you wrote:
Hi!
I would like to get some figures showing what is the performance gain/hit
using Struts1.1 with Tiles
We are currently using struts1.1 with tiles in our
Hi,
I have searched through the mailing list archives but have not seen if
there was any resolution to the question of: have the tiles execessive
memory usage/performance issues been resolved for the struts 1.2
timeframe? If not, can anyone recommend an alternative to tiles besides
using includes
Hi!
I would like to get some figures showing what is the performance gain/hit
using Struts1.1 with Tiles
We are currently using struts1.1 with tiles in our development and am
getting to hear that because of the multitude
of entries in the xml files, there is a slowdown occuring.
I do not know
downloadable source code.
Jacob
-Original Message-
From: José Gustavo Zagato [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 1:25 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: Performance Issues regarding tag libraries
Hi Folks !
I've been made some performance test
Hi Folks !
I've been made some performance test with a new web application
developed entirely using the struts 1.1. Analyzing the response from a
simple database search I discovered that some struts tags generates way
to much "blank spaces" and "TAB" character
Hi,
I am creating my first Struts app which will have as many as 10 logical
services (i.e. catalog, customer, etc). Considering performance, should
some services be combined if they are called by the same action? Also,
should singleton's be a consideration or should each instance of an
a
, and it's available in the "contrib" directory of the Struts
distribution.
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From: Raj Yadav [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2004 11:18 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: RE: Struts Tag Lib and Performance
Thanks for
oh...
some new validator-tags... :-)))
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Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 11:17 PM
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Subject: Re: Struts Tag Lib and Performance
Struts provides a lot of tag libraries in
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From: "Raj Yadav" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 6:18 AM
Subject: RE: Struts Tag Lib and Performance
> Thanks for your reply Richard.
> At this moment, I don&
using
scriptlets?
Is JSTL part of Strtus tablibs?
Thanks,
-raj
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From: Richard Yee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2004 12:30 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Struts Tag Lib and Performance
Raj,
Which taglibs do you not want to use? I
Some
functionality is overlapped by the JSTL tags and in those cases, it is
preferable to use JSTL instead of the struts equivalents.
Overall, you probably won't lose much in performance, if you don't use the
Struts tags, but you'll have to do a lot more work yourself and this may
co
Hi All,
I am trying to do a performance/feasibility check of the Struts Framework.
I came across this taglib and wanted to ask will there be any performance
issue's if the Struts Taglib are not used and we use the rest of the
features provided by Struts ?
Thanks in advance
reate dynamic left Nav, Right nav , Center content etc. we are using Custom Tags for this.
What we have done so far:
1. Checked all the Data Access files for connection/recorset close.
We need to know some tools or some way from where we can get to the bottle neck of the performance.
Thanks
Raman
Nav, Right nav , Center content etc. we
are using Custom Tags for this.
What we have done so far:
1. Checked all the Data Access files for connection/recorset close.
We need to know some tools or some way from where we can get to the bottle neck of the
performance.
Thanks
Raman Garg
Tags stay in memory (in pools) based on the tags used and the parameter
values of the tags. If memory is an issue then you can disable tag pooling.
If cpu performance is an issue (pooling the tags saves object instantiation
and release) then leave tag pooling in place.
Edgar
> -Origi
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Subject: Does Taglibs cause any performance Issues ???
Hi All,
I want to know whether use of taglibs in jsp cause any kind of
performance issues. Som
Hi All,
I want to know whether use of taglibs in jsp cause any kind of performance
issues. Someone told me that i should avoid using taglibs becuz they r being loaded
into memory and in many cases during stress testing applications have failed because
of excess use of taglibs . I want
Hi all,
We're migrating an application to using Struts & Tiles and are noticing
a significant decrease in performance; not just the first time a page is
being accessed but every time. I see in the archives that others have
had similiar problems and that the solution lay in the servl
DB
layer and a fast DB, writing stored procs when needed.
(Lesson for others, create a DAO interface)
hth,
Jonathan Holloway wrote:
Does anybody have any information, case studies or figures they can
share on the performance of struts under tomcat. Whats the maximum
number of simultaneous
ation, case studies or figures they can
share on the performance of struts under tomcat. Whats the maximum
number of simultaneous users that can be supported by a single tomcat
instance running struts? I've got up to around 40-60 but need to
increase this to more like 150-200 simultaneous
that would make it easy to change. I use iBatis DB
layer and a fast DB, writing stored procs when needed.
(Lesson for others, create a DAO interface)
hth,
Jonathan Holloway wrote:
Does anybody have any information, case studies or figures they can
share on the performance of struts under t
have any information, case studies or figures they can share on the performance of struts under tomcat.
Whats the maximum number of simultaneous users that can be supported by a single tomcat instance running struts? I've got up to around 40-60 but need to increase this to more like 15
Does anybody have any information, case studies or figures they can share on the
performance of struts under tomcat.
Whats the maximum number of simultaneous users that can be supported by a single
tomcat instance running struts? I've got up to around 40-60 but need to increase this
to
>--> the performance constraints that come due to the use of struts
>framework.
>--> the constraints that come due to the use of actionservlet.
I have hardly noticed nay perf loss on using struts. Naturally, every
framework has some overheads but you got to trade off with th
Hello All,
Can some one help me and tell me abt
--> the performance constraints that come due to the use of struts framework.
--> the constraints that come due to the use of actionservlet.
--> How does the action servlet take care of multiple requests for the same web
application
we are building an application in struts. though the application is developed in resin
our boss want's to deploy it in resin + IIS or apache + IIS.
does anyone know any site i can based the performance when using resin or apache with
IIS?
any links? any comments?
thanks a lot.
On Fri, 5 Sep 2003, tum curtin wrote:
> Date: Fri, 05 Sep 2003 08:59:01 -0400
> From: tum curtin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: Struts Users Mailing List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: TMC Petshop, java performance tuning, struts
>
> I hav
I have recently read the results paper from the
second benchmark test run by The Middleware
Company (TMC) comparing the performance of the
Petshop application using Java solution
and .NET solutions.
(http://www.middleware-company.com/casestudy/tmc-performance-study-jul-2003.pdf)
This paper would
--- Pete Serafin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All,
>
>
> I have a Struts1.1.3 based application running on Jrun4 and Iplanet
> Enterprise 5 servers. I was wondering if there were any guidelines,
> faq's, or help in any of the Struts books on how to improve applicatio
All,
I have a Struts1.1.3 based application running on Jrun4 and Iplanet Enterprise 5
servers. I was wondering if there were any guidelines, faq's, or help in any of the
Struts books on how to improve application performance. Any help is appreciated.
Pete Serafin
HealthCare Recru
On Thu, 21 Aug 2003, deepaksawdekar wrote:
> Date: Thu, 21 Aug 2003 09:33:42 +0530
> From: deepaksawdekar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: Struts Users Mailing List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Struts Users Mailing List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Performance
--- deepaksawdekar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> Please excuse me for the question but I want to test the performance of
> my User interface developed using struts. Mainly I want to test how much
> time it takes to load the page if execute method of action class doesn'
Hi,
Please excuse me for the question but I want to test the performance of my User
interface developed using struts. Mainly I want to test how much time it takes to load
the page if execute method of action class doesn't do any thing except forwarding the
request.
Is there any tool to do
I have a client that requires very large reports to be rendered
dynamically in various formats, HTML, PDF, XML, etc. Various clients
have complained about system performance. The database has already been
optimized and the delegate class responsible for managing the dataset is
very efficient
t;
<%= message %>
<%
}
%>
What would the performance difference be between above
two mentioned pieces of code that does the same thing?
What about other struts tags (html, logic, beans,
etc)? How do they measure with performance?
Thanks!
__
Do you Yahoo
clients
have complained about system performance. The database has already been
optimized and the delegate class responsible for managing the dataset is
very efficient. It's just a large complicated query with a very large
result set.
I believe part of the problem is "Perceived Performance
; I have a client that requires very large reports to be rendered
> dynamically in various formats, HTML, PDF, XML, etc. Various clients
> have complained about system performance. The database has already been
> optimized and the delegate class responsible for managing the dataset is
>
in various formats, HTML, PDF, XML, etc. Various clients
have complained about system performance. The database has already been
optimized and the delegate class responsible for managing the dataset is
very efficient. It's just a large complicated query with a very large
result set.
I believ
Any idea on the performance (turn-around-time) improvement achieved by
using OSCache ? A rough range might do.
Thanks
Sreekant G.
TCS AMBATTUR
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Can anyone comment on whether or not Resin is significantly faster than
Tomcat 4 ?
Tomcat appears to be better supported, so I would rather go with it than
Resin unless the performance delta is compelling enough.
-
To
!
or crawl through the tomcat-users archive.. I don't have any specific
recommendations - it largely depends on your webapps/load/number of
users/hardware config etc.
Can you verify the performance impact on e.g. a parallel
WINDOWS-installation? I have several applications using Tiles (on WIN and
tomcat-users archive.. I don't have any specific
recommendations - it largely depends on your webapps/load/number of
users/hardware config etc.
Can you verify the performance impact on e.g. a parallel
WINDOWS-installation? I have several applications using Tiles (on WIN and
*NIX) - no pr
Yann Cébron wrote:
Using Tiles should not give you a noticeably performance decrease (at least
not after having started the application), unless your
servlet-container/server is setup incorrectly. What
servlet-container/version are you using? If you're on Tomcat you'll notice
Using Tiles should not give you a noticeably performance decrease (at least
not after having started the application), unless your
servlet-container/server is setup incorrectly. What
servlet-container/version are you using? If you're on Tomcat you'll notice a
massive performance improve
Sachmann wrote:
Hi,
i am new in Tiles and i have some Questions!
After i use the tiles-plugin with a external tile-defs file - the start
of my frontpage (standard and colum layout) is very slow. It's about 3-4
times slower than with static - html. How can i improve performance with
the
(standard and colum layout) is very slow. It's about 3-4
times slower than with static - html. How can i improve performance with
the tiles plugin?
Thanks for your help!
Axel Sachmann
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Hi,
i am new in Tiles and i have some Questions!
After i use the tiles-plugin with a external tile-defs file - the start
of my frontpage (standard and colum layout) is very slow. It's about 3-4
times slower than with static - html. How can i improve performance with
the tiles plugin?
Thank
thx.
will check out.
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From: "Vic Cekvenich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 9:43 PM
Subject: Re: Best way to test Stuts application performance?
> There are several links on baseBeans.com that could
There are several links on baseBeans.com that could help you.
Alen Ribic wrote:
Hey Everyone
I was just wandering how one could go about testing the performance of a
Struts application?
At the moment I really don't test my application with the extra separation
level introduced with the m
Hey Everyone
I was just wandering how one could go about testing the performance of a
Struts application?
At the moment I really don't test my application with the extra separation
level introduced with the model2 framework in my system.
Any feedback/suggestions welcome.
-
Chaps
I have developed a BIG Struts app, and want to test load, performance blah
blah blah... while users are all playing nicely at the same time.
What's a good tool to use?
Regards
Jason Meredith
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How Struts is better than Thinlets.Performance-wise which one is best?
Thanks,
Sridhar
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Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 4:59 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Struts Performance - Any Benchmarks?
Craig
>I now use dbMonster to generate lots of db data and DiselTest to stress
>test. (linked on baseBeans.com downloads and cheat sheet pages)
Thanks for the pointers Vic.
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www.tpc.org rates fast machines).
One thing Struts helps you with in testing is that it is layerd MVC. So
you can just test the speed of your Model only. Or all 3 layers.
Anyway, I have done Struts P&T (performance & tunning) and stored
procedures is where it's at mostly.
Good
retty tragic when it
>happens, because it's totally needless -- most of the things your team is
>stressing over are TOTALLY IRRELEVANT to the end user's perception of
>performance of your application. They are worried about the wrong things,
>at the wrong time in the devel
Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
The other evidence is that Struts gets many thousands of downloads every
single day ... and support for it is built in (or easily plugged in) to a
wide variety of popular application development tools ... SOMEBODY must
think it makes a pretty reasonable platform for build
On Tue, 27 May 2003, Tin Pham wrote:
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>
> Hi
t; Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 00:09:09 -0400
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> > Hi, I have been scouring the
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> > Hi, I have been scouring the internet with no results.
> >
> > Does anybody have any resources on the per
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> Hi, I have b
ve it actually worked.
Edgar
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> To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
> Subject: Re: [OT] computer performance with jsp/servlets/struts
>
>
> Another thing t
Is there any kind of benchmark results table or technical comparation
between tomcat, jetty, iplanet, resin...? I've been searching google
without success... I need something because "much faster" or "much
slower" is not enought for me.
Thank you!
Manfred Wolff wrote:
Dan Allen wrote:
I only
Dan Allen wrote:
I only ask this to see if I can make my life easier. I have a PII
333MHz laptop with 216MB Ram and I am running Tomcat, JDK 1.4.1 and
some struts applications. Just now it took ant 6 min 56 sec to
reload my application after making changes. If I were to go and get
a decent Athlo
I would suggest you try to tune Tomcat memory by using -mx as a JVM
parameter, I may help reduce the swapping.
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From: Dan Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 11 March, 2003 06:09
To: Struts-User List
Subject: [OT] computer performance with jsp/servlets/struts
I only
Linux is *a lot* faster than Windows for compiling/running Java.
When I installed Linux on my Windows box I immediately noticed Linux was
faster at most everything :-).
David
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> From: Dan Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> To: Struts-User List
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>
>
> I only ask this to see if I can make my life easier. I have a PII
> 333MHz laptop with 216MB R
> >From: Dan Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Reply-To: "Struts Users Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >To: Struts-User List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Subject: [OT] computer performance with jsp/servlets/struts
> >Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 22:09:12 -0600
Kwok Peng Tuck ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> It seems from your email that you are experiencing a lot of swapping ,
> an indication that you are running low on memory. Of course more Mhz
> doesn't hurt :) .
> I'm currently using a PIV in the office with about 392 MB of memory and
> tomcat appl
User List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [OT] computer performance with jsp/servlets/struts
Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 22:09:12 -0600
I only ask this to see if I can make my life easier. I have a PII
333MHz laptop with 216MB Ram and I am running Tomcat, JDK 1.4.1 and
some struts applications. Just now it t
It seems from your email that you are experiencing a lot of swapping ,
an indication that you are running low on memory. Of course more Mhz
doesn't hurt :) .
I'm currently using a PIV in the office with about 392 MB of memory and
tomcat application reloads and jsp reloads are no where near the
I only ask this to see if I can make my life easier. I have a PII
333MHz laptop with 216MB Ram and I am running Tomcat, JDK 1.4.1 and
some struts applications. Just now it took ant 6 min 56 sec to
reload my application after making changes. If I were to go and get
a decent Athlon XP or PIV compu
Another problem I've seen that occurs using Netscape 4.7x (and possibly
later versions as well)
but does NOT occur using IE:
Netscape, while waiting for a server response, does a busy wait.
So if you are doing development on a box running both the web/app
server and the browser,
Netscape will use
To: "'Struts Users Mailing List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: Netscape 4.7x and Struts performance problems
Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 12:22:24 -0500
Unfortunately, I don't have the luxury of developing to IE only. We're
deploying a struts app to a pretty broad aud
st'
Subject: RE: Netscape 4.7x and Struts performance problems
>
> >You're probably not going to like my advice, but IMHO
> Netscape 4.x should
> >be banished from the list of browsers supported by modern webapps.
>
I agree - you don't support IE 3.0 do you?
E: Netscape 4.7x and Struts performance problems
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Netscape 4.7x and
at 17:48, David Graham wrote:
> Then use mozilla. It's up to date with the standards, Netscape isn't.
>
> David
>
>
>
> >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Reply-To: "Struts Users Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
&g
Then use mozilla. It's up to date with the standards, Netscape isn't.
David
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Subject: RE: Netscape 4.7x and Struts performance problems
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 200
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