On (2003/09/03 07:33), sun zheng wrote:
well, now the target is aim to configure a mbean to warm up those
slsb. However, I still dunno what to do. will you please offer me
a very detail example?
This is very difficult, because I don't know what you need to do.
My suggestion would be:
1)
Hi all,
It's suprised me that there are such many helpful reply.
I appreciate you guys very much! I do not know why,
but my msgs are always poseponed more than one hour,
so that I could not join your talk. :(
Actually, I am a system admin who works in linux to
configure tomcat, jboss, ant, apache
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Hi all,
It's suprised me that there are such many helpful reply.
I appreciate you guys very much! I do not know why,
but my msgs
On (2003/09/02 07:57), sun zheng wrote:
Just now my boss told me that we need to extraly
start up all stateless session bean which seems has not
been done by JBoss startup.
Could you ask your boss to explain what he is trying to achieve?
Stateless session beans are pooled and service
On 01 Sep 2003 17:24:29 +0100, Alex Hornby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 2003-09-01 at 15:48, Joao Clemente wrote:
Can you detail a bit what HUGE i actually? Speed? Latency? Maximum
number
of users? Memory usage? Cpu usage?
Thanks
I've set jsp precompilation up for a small example project
,
Sacha
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Hi all,
It's suprised me that there are such many helpful
Hi,
Please help me to solve the problem :( do not escape the question by
your ancestors...
We have some 'proxy' information stored in stateless session beans, so that
they are available for the users very fast. At start-time those SlSB read
the data from database or via a soap-service from
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Hi all,
It's suprised me that there are such many helpful reply.
I appreciate
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Hi,
Please help me to solve the problem :( do not escape the question by
your ancestors...
We have some 'proxy' information stored
You could deploy a scheduler that fires up immediately (NOW) and executes
the required tasks/steps.
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Hi
Investigate MBeans or bean shell scripts.
Regards,
Adrian
On Mon, 2003-09-01 at 13:17, sun zheng wrote:
Hi all,
I get such a task that I can not find any club to achieve it.
My boss asks me to configure JBoss somehow. When JBoss starts up, there are
some beans not being starts up
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Investigate MBeans or bean shell scripts.
Regards,
Adrian
On Mon, 2003-09-01 at 13:17, sun zheng wrote:
Hi all
Another option would be to investigate Pre-Compiling your JSPs so that
the compilation time won'[t affect the first user on the system.
There was a recent thread on how to do that, and if you want an
example, I've put a framework that achieves this into my website at
the bottom of the 'My
Thank you ! however, my boss is sure that only to configure xml files of
JBoss
can achieve the task.. your way is also right, but we even dunno which beans
the JBoss does not startup and need be done by us.
with best wishes
Sun Zheng
You could deploy a scheduler that fires up immediately
On (2003/09/01 09:57), Neal Sanche wrote:
Another option would be to investigate Pre-Compiling your JSPs so that
the compilation time won'[t affect the first user on the system.
I've done this with jboss-3.2.1-tomcat-4.1.24 and it makes a HUGE
difference.
Detials at:
Sorry for the last message.Forget it.
I had just read Build optimized Jboss version message and I tough you're
answering to it. I only notisted the mistake after double-checking the
subjects.
Sorry.
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On (2003/09/01 09:57), Neal Sanche wrote:
Another option would be to investigate Pre-Compiling your JSPs so that
the compilation time won'[t affect the first user on the system.
I've done this with
On Mon, 2003-09-01 at 15:48, Joao Clemente wrote:
Can you detail a bit what HUGE i actually? Speed? Latency? Maximum number
of users? Memory usage? Cpu usage?
Thanks
I've set jsp precompilation up for a small example project as part of a
training course - the difference in user experience
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