Read about memcached http://www.danga.com/memcached/ in case you have more
than one webnode.
-Rakesh
On Dec 24, 2007 2:40 AM, Pid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard G. Reyes wrote:
Hi Pid, All,
Hope you could tell me more about caching...isn't it automatic in
tomcat?
Not until you've
Richard Reyes wrote:
Hi All,
- Version: 5.5 but would upgrading to 6 be wise?
- OS: Cent OS
- Kind of App: Webapp with MySQL DB. Have you guys heard of Appfuse.
- We created it using Spring and Webwork
- I'm comparing my current performance to the performance when its
deployed only on
Hi Pid, All,
Hope you could tell me more about caching...isn't it automatic in tomcat?
Pid wrote:
And look, we haven't even mentioned caching yet...
p
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Richard G. Reyes wrote:
Hi Pid, All,
Hope you could tell me more about caching...isn't it automatic in tomcat?
Not until you've profiled your app and tuned the DB accesses - which is
where most of your slowdown is likely to be.
Caching is esoteric and application specific, and can refer to
Richard Reyes wrote:
I have not had the chance to try the heap size and class reloading
thing, but would still like to learn on other might be areas of
improvements.
To be able to influence the memory consumption (e.g. to tune the
PermGen-Space) is the main criteria and most efficient way
Permgen space is used by the ClassLoader to hold copies of classes. It
is unlikely that increasing the permgen space will produce a noticeable
improvement in performance. Versions of tomcat can exhibit problems with
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: PermGen space failure - there is a good
article
Hi All,
- Version: 5.5 but would upgrading to 6 be wise?
- OS: Cent OS
- Kind of App: Webapp with MySQL DB. Have you guys heard of Appfuse.
- We created it using Spring and Webwork
- I'm comparing my current performance to the performance when its
deployed only on my devt desktop because it is
