Hi,
I have not used any particular technique to make my site faster.
Usually, once the pages are compiled, JSP/Servlet sites can deliver at a decent
speed.
I do run on a dedicated Resin2.0 server which, I believe, is faster than many
other servlet/JSP engines. In short DB connection pooling, using JSP/Servlets,
and running on Resin2.0 are doing the job for me. My site also fetches only a
small amount of data at a time, which might not be ideal for all projects.
Hope this info helps...
regards
Pranav
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Hello, my name is Spencer Smith. I am working on a very large project using
J2EE, EJBs and Struts as the view. It is a multi-tier environment. So far,
the project is running very smoothly with one notable exception. The site
is very slow.
I couldn't help but notice how fast your site newdawnart.com is! It is a
very impressive site. Very clean.
I would really appreciate it if you could give me some insight on any hints
to make our site faster. Ie: do you precompile your jsps? If so, does
that help? Are you using Tomcat or some other server which might be faster?
Any help will be appreciated!
:) Spencer
On Tue, 04 Sep 2001 10:29:48 -0600 "Ryan Cornia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>I would be interested in how you are doing the "Next"/"Previous" scrolls
through the videos.
Do you load all video records at once and store them in the session, or are you
somehow only
retrieving the records the user is looking at?
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>Neat site!
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>Ryan
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>Hi struts-users,
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>I just completed the development of a website, http://www.newdawnart.com,
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>completely based on Struts1.0b version.
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>I would be happy to help (and share code) with people who might have
questions
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>regarding the use of struts in the implementation of this site.
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>Working with struts really helped structure the entire application and provide
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>very valuable web application services. I would highly recommend using struts
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>to everyone!!
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>I wonder if my site could also be listed in the Struts Resources section with
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>the other "Powered by Struts" sites.
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>Greetings,
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>Pranav
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