Hi Gary, Don't have the source in front of me right now, so mostly a hunch: looking at your systeminfo page, cache hits vs misses is 5.4M vs 3.6M. That seems to me like too many misses...
Default cache configuration is for a thousand elements for each cache, so given the amount of pages may be tweaking the cache configuration is the way to go? Latest release allows to provide a custom ehcache file (please see changelog file for details). If you're not on latest you'll have to manually edit the file (IIRC, it is on the jspwiki-main jar, but I'm not completely sure right now). HTH, juan pablo El mié., 22 dic. 2021 21:22, Gary Kephart <gary_keph...@pobox.com> escribió: > > I have a page that takes over 30 seconds to load. I've no doubt that > this is due to the 2200+ page links it has in it. It seems as though > there's still something that I could do to decrease that time. > > I have "jspwiki.usePageCache = true" in my jspwiki-custom.properties. > > I have tried to use ReferringPagesPlugin and tagging sets of the > referenced pages together using categories, like "Category A Character" > and "Category B Character". That would reduce the page to just 26 calls > to the ReferringPagesPlugin. But when adding 3-4 of those, it seemed to > make the page loading even longer. > > Here's the page: > > > https://encyclopaedia-wot.org/Wiki.jsp?page=Characters%2C%20Aliases%20%26%20Nicknames > > > Any ideas? > > > Gary > > -- > Gary Kephart > Facebook: gary.kephart > Twitter: @garykephart > > "The penalty that good men pay for not being interested in politics is to > be governed by lesser men." -- Plato. > >
