## Page Preloading It is now possible to pre-load pages at system startup time by making contributions to the new PagePreloader service. Pages can be pre-loaded only in development, only in production, never, or always.
Quote from 5.4 release notes,Not sure if it will generate the js files at the same time with pre loading.The other option is to do it the same way tapestry core does it.i.e on development work with less files and on production convert the less files to js before deployment (Through maven plugin) On Tue, Jul 5, 2016 at 5:47 PM, Charlouze <m...@charlouze.com> wrote: > Hey, > > I'm struggling with the same problem. I didn't took some time to address it > yet. I think that I've already sent an email on this mailing-list to ask > how could I compile less files at startup and not on demand but no one has > answered it. > > I'd be glad to have a solution for that. > > Cheers, > Charles Capon > > Le mar. 5 juil. 2016 à 15:13, Peter Hvass <peter.hv...@jamesinnes.com> a > écrit : > > > Hello all, > > > > The solution is kind of obvious here though I just wanted to feel around > > for any alternatives. > > > > I'm deploying a small web application to a Tomcat 8 server handled by > > Amazon Web Service's Elastic Beanstalk service - load balancers etc. etc. > > > > This is quite a busy site - so we'll typically see around 100 concurrent > > users. > > > > When I deploy a new version of the web app, the 'first load' is very > heavy > > - mostly due to LESS compilation (tapestry-webresources, wro4j). When 100 > > concurrent users hit for that 'first load' the server immediately falls > > over in a 100% CPU death spiral. > > > > My workaround thus far has been to deploy the new version to a secondary > > server, access it for the first load myself and then throw it to the > > hordes. This is annoying and time-consuming. > > > > Ideally it would be great if LESS compilation could occur as part of > > building the WAR file rather than live on the server. We never make > changes > > to files inside the WAR file directly. Has anyone been able to achieve > > this? > > > > Kind regards, > > Peter > > >
