I'm also using Spring MVC and Spring Security.
I tried to ditch Spring in favor of Guice, but in the end I couldn't
live without it. Form handling, i18n, security, etc, everything make
me go back to Spring :) I use manual wiring, so performance is
acceptable. I no longer get timeout when first loa
Spring MVC 3 works very well inside App Engine. I have a fairly small and
simple application and see a load time of around 20 seconds also.
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I'm using a combination of Spring, Objectify and Spring Security. App
spins up in 20 secs. Could be a lot faster if I was not using
classpath scanning. But with always up and correct warmup request
config, anything under 30 secs will do just fine.
What you want is to get sub 10 secs startup in dev
What is a good/acceptable application load time? The load time of my
application in "run" mode in the development environment gives me a good
confidence of the real application load time on production environment?
Loreno
On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 5:18 PM, Marcel Overdijk
wrote:
> No check out docs
No check out docs about Warmup requests:
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/config/appconfig.html#Warmup_Requests
On Apr 19, 1:18 pm, Nischal wrote:
> You mean you have reserved instances? IMO you would still need to take care
> of your load time as new instances are spun off when your tr
You mean you have reserved instances? IMO you would still need to take care
of your load time as new instances are spun off when your traffic increases
and if your load time is too much then it would lead to errors while
spinning up new instances.
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I'm using the Spring stack (Spring DI, AOP ,MVC, Security) together
with Objectify successfully on appengine.
The app is not in production yet, but several tests of the setup also
worked on appengine.
Off course there are lighter frameworks, but that's not a issue for me
using warm instances.
On
Sorry, haven't worked with GWT, hope someone helps you.
-N
On 19 April 2011 12:19, Ram wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thank you..Also I have another doubt, how to use GWT desiner in my
> Eclipse.In documents no continuity is therewhere i want to
> open GWT designer using eclipse.
>
> please
Hi,
Thank you..Also I have another doubt, how to use GWT desiner in my
Eclipse.In documents no continuity is therewhere i want to
open GWT designer using eclipse.
please help me..
On Apr 19, 11:18 am, Nischal wrote:
> I'm using struts 2 and it seems good for development. Howev
I'm using struts 2 and it seems good for development. However, there are
other lighter frameworks that appengine users have spoken positively about.
You should check out this thread -
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/google-appengine-java/7wkMDm6kptY
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