Hello,
I have just started evaluating OFBiz and curious to know what performance
levels
does it support. Experienced users, please share some data based on your
experience. For example, how many concurrent users does it support ? What is
the
average response time ?
Not looking for exact
OFBiz is based on Tomcat s. So it is very scalable and depends on hardware and configuration you use (app and db clusters, farms,
etc.).
This sais when heavily used (hundreds and more) Price Rules, Promotions, or
even Items per Order are known to be bottlenecks
Jacques
Nitin Mittal wrote:
Hello
Is there any module for Office Document Management; that is to digitize
paperwork, scan them...
Is there any effort to make a KnowledgeTree like module in OFBiz?
Regards
Khalil
Thanks for your quick reply,
Is there any recommendation for hardware(including RAM, Processor) required for
a small to medium startup ecommerce website with following load/configuration :-
* 50 concurrent users at a time
* Not more than 10 items per order
* Simple
Any recent and decent server will handle that load quite easily
Jacques
Nitin Mittal wrote:
Thanks for your quick reply,
Is there any recommendation for hardware(including RAM, Processor) required for
a small to medium startup ecommerce website with following load/configuration :-
* 50
Would you provide a patch for this?
JAcques
Mike wrote:
Hey Hans.
After using Dave's trick to display SQL generated by ofbiz, shown here:
http://markmail.org/message/s57f7znzczb6us6h
And seeing what is occuring during the category listing, it appears
that only the product_category_rollup
Its maintained in login.groovy
previousParams = session.getAttribute(_PREVIOUS_PARAMS_);
With regards,
S K Pradeep kumar,
9980609494
On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 10:05 AM, Akshat Aggarwal
akshat.aggar...@hcl.comwrote:
Hi ,
If we go from a category or product page to login page and fill in our
