hi, OK..maybe i shd hv included that in my first message..anyway its here.
This application has considerable database work with a few reports thrown in here and there. I have just one servlet, remaining are all jsp's (about 50 jsp's) and about 25 beans and other class files(MVC). I use MS-SQL Server as the database. no connection pooling.. as i felt the number of users are too small(100 - 250 at peak time) and yes, every request fetches info from the database. So i guess i need to know how to enable connection pooling. Also the cache part.. there are some entries in server.xml which seem to say "save session on restart", but i was not sure so i hv left them alone. So tell me how can i enable cache too. There is hardly any static content in my application, and what i meant was a relative slow down compared to when Tomcat was stand-alone (or with Apache). Yes, even i am using AJP1.3 connector with isapi_redirector.dll filter. About System.out.println...yes i had quite a bit until now.. which i hv removed.. but i do not see much of a performance improvement (need to check at peak time, again). Need some more pointers regarding jasper, does it coem along with tomcat, and how to set it up. (is it similar to Jikes?) -anoop -----Original Message----- From: Reynir Hübner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Saturday, July 13, 2002 6:16 PM To: Tomcat Users List Subject: RE: how to make tomcat faster Hi, please inform us of what kind of work you are doing with tomcat, are you requesting informations from databases for every request, are you using connection pooling, are you using cache, are using jsp alot ? There may be many places you can optimize performance in your application just as well as increase tomcat performance. One thing I did to increase performance with t.c.4.0.4 was to use the Jasper from 4.1.7. Because the threshhold of my application is in jsp-rendering time, and the tags my jsp pages use, this increased performance about almost 100%. Using IIS, if it's correctly configured should help alot, as it will deliver all static documents, such as jpegs, gifs, html etc, and take the load of delivering this away from tomcat, so tomcat will only need to handle the jsps and servlets. If IIS is slowing down the whole thing, IIS is either wrongly installed, or the connector. I've used AJP connectors along with the isapi_redirect.dll filter. Remember also, system.out.println logging can slow everything down a bit, so try to do the least of that.... but for starters, you should try using the jasper2 from tc.4.1.7, it really works well. -reynir. > -----Original Message----- > From: Anoop Kumar V [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 13. júlí 2002 12:11 > To: 'Tomcat Users List' > Subject: how to make tomcat faster > > > hi, > > i have been developing using Tomcat 4.0.1.. and i hv had no > problems about > that. > > Now i have moved all my applications on to the production > server, where > hopefully i > wdnt be making any more changes. But i want to make Tomcat > respond faster to > requests. > Obviously the production environment shd be different from > the development > one..so > can someone detail me on what changes i can make to make > Tomcat quicker to > respond. > > Thanx in adv, > -anoop > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
