Karthik Nanjangude wrote:
Hi
As Andre points out, you also don't give any information on the tests you're
running, which makes it difficult to know what you're actually comparing.
For example, if your webapp accesses an external database, the version of the
database software will make a massive difference.
Most of the development happens on the Individual Dev's system
" Windows 2000"
While the deployment is on the Linux Box for final product integration /Load
test
Forget the web application with DB /Connection / ....
A Single Simple JSP ( Hello world )
is taking longer on both browsers IE 6 /FireFox 3
both Windows 2000 and Java 1.5 are in the "no longer supported"
When something is in Production it really gets pickles to upgrade the Jdk /OS ,
Realy worried .... :(
You should be able to update to the last jre 5 version with no trouble
at all, and 6 will have about a 95% chance of working with no issues.
Those don't take long (only a few minutes), and you can wait a while
before upgrading the OS.
D
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