the script is actually very simple now. I am just doing some expriment to see
whethere I can run multiple scripts at the same time. The actual script is just
like
print("Welcome to the test");
while( true ) {
var xyz = mybean.method1();
print( xyz );
mybean.method2();
}
Linda
"Rony G. Flatscher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Linda,
> Before I try any pooling approach. I did some test on my current code.
>
> When I just new 2 BSFManager in my project, my whole project takes about 60M
> memory. When I start 200 BSFManager instance, I am useing 170M memory; for
> 100 BSFManager, it took 120M memory. ....
>
very interesting (half a megabyte per BSFManager instance)! How large
are these scripts/the Java objects to interact with? (Just curious.)
Regards,
---rony
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