On 4/17/06, Michael Dinowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A new client is running it and if I can't get it all good they'll be moving
> to asp.net. If I can get it working fast enough then maybe it can be saved
> for CF.
>
> The problem I'm seeing is that pages are taking so long that it's building
> up a loooong request queue. There must be a bad setting or something to
> cause this and someone who is more knowledgeable in mach II can probably
> tell me what it is. A debug setting, non-production setting, etc.I'll be an
> expert tonight, but today I'm not.
>

Have you run any of their code *outside* of Mach-II yet? Is their
entire site done in Mach-II? If it is isolated to Mach-II-related
code, have you run a very simple event that doesn't run any sort of
database calls? Maybe it's the connection to the database or just
poorly written queries? Have you looked into the JVM settings to make
sure that ColdFusion has enough room to breathe? Have you checked that
the MACHII_CONFIG_MODE is set to -1 in production so that the
framework isn't reloaded? Have you checked the CF Admin to make sure
debugging is entirely turned off (note: I mean completely off, not
filtered to an IP address). Have you turned on trusted cache in the
Admin?

Sorry, but I guess I haven't seen anything pointing to the fact that
it's definitely related to the framework. It seems as if you picked
one variable and ran with it. (That's not an attack on you...I'm just
saying it could be lots of other things.)

Sean Corfield has noted many times that about a quarter of the apps on
macromedia.com are built with Mach-II apps and they withstand a
pounding. Perhaps his (old) team's guide might help?

http://livedocs.macromedia.com/wtg/public/machiidevguide/index.html

Regards,
Dave.

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