Hello again, We're running into a situation where one of the pages on our system (which takes ~10-15 seconds to execute) seems to be choking out other pages from making requests to the 4D server. This is one of our larger "portal" style pages which in turn executes a native 4D method (we put it there to take advantage of compiled code - we usually use a4d libraries :-) . During the time that it takes this particular page to load, other users are unable to access any of the other pages. The browser will hang until the initial portal page has finished processing.
The native 4D code isn't reliant on any other outside code/machines. It's simply turning a lot of machinations and crunching a bunch of things. It's my understanding that Active4D handles each page request as an individual process, so is it possible that the first process is just grabbing up all available processor time and not allowing the subsequent requests to come through? Now, I know that 4D Server doesn't support true multi-threading, but is there a way to have the processes "play friendly" with one another? Sorry about the barrage of questions lately, but we're in the midst of an upgrade to 2004.2 and Active4D 4.0rc4 and are trying to work through some of the (slight) speed bumps. Thanks again. Running 4D Server 2004.2 on a Windows 2003 box with 4GB memory and Active4D 4.0rc4. - Clayton Clayton L. Donahue The Healthcare Management Council, Inc PH: (781) 449-5287 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.hmccentral.com <http://www.hmccentral.com/> _______________________________________________ Active4D-dev mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.aparajitaworld.com/mailman/listinfo/active4d-dev Archives: http://mailman.aparajitaworld.com/archive/active4d-dev/
