What is the log file telling? Any warnings/exceptions/…? If there is no log file for your app did you try to start it manually on the command line to get the output?
Am 15.12.2011 um 20:54 schrieb James Cicenia: > Yes, I will have to do some more research. > > I thought there might be some wonder specific launch time background task or > such that I could turn off. > > Thanks for the thoughts. > > James > > > > On Dec 15, 2011, at 1:31 PM, Jesse Tayler wrote: > >> well, you've added wonder and updated the database, so some things have >> changed. >> >> maybe you've just broken an index on the database which is then being >> ignored as corrupt and you need to drop and reindex. >> >> java, as I recall, does require some degree of pre-wiring that may add >> launch time with the addition of frameworks, but it should not be a big deal >> and it sounds like you are concerned by the additional launch time, and so >> without metrics - I presume you have every reason to believe it is serious. >> >> seems like you'll have to do some testing to see how you can get fast launch >> times and ensure it's not just the database or a ton of other endless >> possibilities. >> >> >> >> On Dec 15, 2011, at 2:22 PM, James Cicenia wrote: >> >>> I am not loggin out SQL as nothing changed there. >>> >>> When I restart the instance, and try to log in first.... it usually give me >>> a no instance message. >>> Then when I try to log in again, I get in and it is slow. After visiting a >>> page, then it is normal. >>> >>> Now granted I have no real benchmarks to compare it to, but, after using >>> the app for about >>> six years or so, I can tell when it is much slower. >>> >>> I did notice that when I first started it with wonder, it actually found >>> some bad foreign keys >>> for me! So I was thinking it is doing a whole review of the database first? >>> Is that possible? >>> >>> Thanks >>> >>> James >>> >>> >>> >>> On Dec 15, 2011, at 1:18 PM, Jesse Tayler wrote: >>> >>>> hmmm. >>>> >>>> are you logging out your SQL output? >>>> >>>> what sort of time is 'horrible' compared to what you had before and what >>>> are you measuring? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> On Dec 15, 2011, at 2:09 PM, James Cicenia wrote: >>>> >>>>> Ok - >>>>> >>>>> My very old, very reliable app has been updated to Wonder. >>>>> Now however, the startup time is horrible. >>>>> >>>>> It like it is doing some enormous test on the database or trying to cache >>>>> everything. >>>>> However, once someone has touched a page, it is just as speedy as before. >>>>> >>>>> I see nothing in the log files. >>>>> >>>>> Am I missing a switch or property or ? >>>>> >>>>> Regards >>>>> James
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