Well thanks. I'll check out that.
For the cache, we already have implemented something with the "caching
pipes" using cachevalidity in our XSP's.
Lionel
Ard Schrijvers wrote:
I am not familiar with jmeter, but just from client site you can get quite some information on performance by using solex (an eclipse plugin). Only, solex cannot cope with sessions, so when sessions are important, I use charles. I don't know if they meet your wishes.
Furthermore, I don't know what you are querying in your oracle, but if it is
something that for example changes only once a day, you have some caching
mechanism suitable for the job in cocoon. Also when you are having interactive
stuff, with a sql database behind it, you can quite easily cache this. See the
purge-cache at the end of
http://cocoon.zones.apache.org/daisy/documentation/components/1063/g1/939.html
Regards Ard Schrijvers
Hi all,
I'm doing some "load" tests (using jmeter) on my cocoon
application (in
tomcat) and I encountering a trouble.
For information, I'm using "esql" taglib to request an oracle
database.
What is not working are particular URL launching from
JMETER;. The sql
request is created and executing but no reponse is coming
back from the
application 5 (I activated the debug).
What is weird is the fact that the requests are working
throught the web
browser.
Is Jmeter stuck ?
If so, can you send me to a new stress tool ?
thx
Lionel
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