Hi all,

A bunch of questions on performance techniques (save cf coding, sql db design 
and query construction part, time of access is actually also a factor -- the 
info highway could be clogged at times... due to the popularity of videos 
etc...), pls help me to chew on them...

a) Precompile source code.  For one app, FF2 show significent difference, each 
loads less than 2 seconds, (benchmarked by YSLOW) while oddly IE7 looks like 
taking about 4~5 seconds (still acceptable).

b) On jrun, it's a "beast" I need to wrestle with, my firewall indicates 
multiple copies running listening at a bunch of different ports while Task 
Manager indicates jrun and its service manager running.  The lowdown is like 
this,
1 listening on a UDP port;
6 listening on various TCP ports;
I compared them with the livedoc, which indicates 8 port listening going on.  
But I don't have jrun ssl running, neither do I have jrun internal web server 
running, ok, so, it looks the one listening on UDP port is the jrun service 
manager, yes?
More importantly, how does jrun works, I mean, does it work like a heavy-duty 
truck,
and let's consider all the various cf goodies as goods/packages... when it 
first load/starts, does it sort of work like the elegant cfajaximport (load 
whatever on demand/on need basis vs. it's a mother of all?)  Just curious.  The 
control file, jrun.xml has to come into play with this...  What components tend 
to take up large trunk of memory, I know CFGRID is one albeit its niceness... 
Any specific write-up/breakdown on this?

c) where to go from here

Many thanks.

Don


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