I took a look at www.walmart.com (from a 28.8 K modem connection), and It
was not that slow. The reason for it to be slow is the page has too many
pictures and they do not optimze the picture sizes....It has nothing to do
with servlet/jsp. I use servlet and jsp heavily and their performance is
great. Most of the time, jsp is only slower than the servlet the firstime
it is being compiled. Most jsp engine check the jsp source version and the
.class of the corresponding generated servlet so that it is not going to be
recompiled again the next time. If that is the case jsp and servlet should
be the same.
Take a look at some of our stores which use both servlets and jsps:
www.reliantcommerce.com/gotosite.jsp?siteID=11
www.reliantcommerce.com/gotosite.jsp?siteID=10
www.reliantcommerce.com/gotosite.jsp?siteID=9
www.reliantcommerce.com/gotosite.jsp?siteID=8
Good luck.
Quang
-----Original Message-----
From: Jatin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, September 08, 2000 11:08 PM
Subject: About web sites on servlets
>Hello All,
>
>I had posted a query enquiring about the servlets web sites that use
Servlet
>API for HTML output. These were the sites that I got :
>
>www.eformbuilder.com
>www.perceptualrobotics.com
>www.compukat.com
>www.himline.com
>www.yelam.com
>www.brainbench.com
>www.earthweb.com
>
>ok these sites were great, show how efficiently servlets can produce output
>and in fact i've observed, In general the servlets are faster than JSP. But
>what I was actually looking for was some sort of a workhorse site, a mega
>site like hotmail or travelocity or expedia or any major portal /e-com site
>that use servlet technology.
>
>www.walmart.com is one such mega site working purely on JSP technology
and
>it is extremely slow, could be other reasons for the site being slow apart
>from JSP)
>
>So if sombody could refer me to some such mega servlet site, I would be
very
>greatful. Later on I would like to share my results about the speed of JSP
>Vs. Servlets.
>
>Thanks
>Regards
>Jatin
>
>
>
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>
>Can somebody tell me if servlets, jsp, and ejb can be used to build highly
>transactional, scalable application such as on line trading application. If
>it can, anybody knows any companies who are utilizing them.
>
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