D'oh!

Further analysis proved that those R/Rs which sport a long lag awake-time are 
overlapping R/Rs of the same session.

Since the default EC, far as I know, gets locked immediately before session 
awake (and unlocked just after session sleep), the mystery of long lags is no 
mystery anymore (and since it is pre-awake, not in-awake, the profiler revealed 
no awake method took long). Sigh.

Now I wonder how to teach the users that if a R/R happens to be sorta slow, it 
definitely won't help to click at all the other links on the current page....

All the best,
OC

> On 2. 8. 2024, at 2:32, ocs--- via Webobjects-dev 
> <webobjects-dev@lists.apple.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi there,
> 
> we are encountering another weird problem: a (very) long lag awake-time.
> 
> We happen to log the application-level awake and some of the component-level 
> awakes. Normally, the latter happen just a couple milliseconds from the 
> former. Nevertheless _sometimes_ when the load gets higher and more R/R loops 
> run concurrently, this lag grows up to a complete nonsense — tens or, in the 
> worst cases, hundreds of seconds (between Application.awake and some 
> Component.awake).
> 
> The most obvious answer that either the session-level awake or some of the 
> non-logged component-level awakes might take an eternity upon a higher load 
> is still an open possibility, but quite improbable one: we have profiled our 
> application when the problem did happen with a smaller load, a couple of 
> times the lag grew up to about 5-7 s, and still none of the awake methods 
> ever took more than 40 ms.
> 
> Has perhaps anyone here encountered a similar problem and might suggest a 
> solution or at least a reasonable way to find the culprit?
> 
> Thanks and all the best,
> OC
> 
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