I attached both servers to a Java Profiler (JProfiler). There I can
see that org.hibernate.Criteria.list() consumes much resources.
100 calls to that method take 27sec in tomcat and 11sec in Jetty5.
When I attach the profiler to trace method calling, the difference is
adjusting (85sec vs.
Hi again,
I could nail this problem down to the hibernate level.
Executing hibernate queries takes 2-5 times longer when an application
is hosted on tomcat than when it is hosted on jetty5.1.10.
Does anyone have an explanation on that? Is this a pure hibernate
problem or rather in
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 8:13 AM, Moritz Gmelin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi again,
I could nail this problem down to the hibernate level.
Executing hibernate queries takes 2-5 times longer when an application is
hosted on tomcat than when it is hosted on jetty5.1.10.
Does anyone have an
Hi,
I have a 5.0.13 application running that handles some grids with about
150 entries fetched from a database.
Now on one page, this grid is basically the only component of the
page. On another page, there are some beans around that grid and the
grid itself is in a block that is only
