Mario,
The obvious question.... Have you tuned your SQL queries and are you using
indexes, etc.? Use a tool outside of java to test and run the your queries
to see how fast they run. Compare that time to what you see with the
servlet execution of the same query. If there is a massive difference, then
look at your servlet code to see what is happening in the code.
Tom
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> Subject: Java x86 native code compiler?!
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> I'm a java servlet developer and I found serious problems with speed in
> servlet execution.. (probably because I use a massive database servlet
> access)..
>
> o there exists a native x86 compiler for java classes (not bytecode but
> x86 executable code)?
>
> o And if yes can somebody tell me if there is a real speed increase?
>
> o The java features are all supported ?
>
> o I use Jrun as application server... should i continue to use it ?
>
>
> Thanx in advance. :)
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