Hello
I am new to this list but I just wanted to post some performance
measurements I gathered and wanted to get some comments.
This is what I have done: I created a really simple jsp page using a
java-bean. After that I recreated the same page using jsp and xslt (with
cocoon jsp generator). The third page was the same in xsp (I had to
implement the bean handling myself).
The setup:
Server : Tomcat 4.0.1, Cocoon 2.0 on a Win2000 machine using JDK1.3.1
Client: Linux client executing a simple perl program which requests a page
500 times with wget.
Here are the performance results for 500 sequential requests (wget):
normal JSP: 6 seconds
XSP/XSLT: 22 seconds
JSP/XSLT: 133 seconds!!
I did not to any performance tuning on my cocoon (is there a possibility).
My questions would be:
1. why is JSP/XSLT so slow?? it should be compiled previously and therefore
should have similar speed to XSP/XSLT.
2. is there a way to make XSP even faster (performance tuning)?
3. (off topic) I know that there is a taglib (crudlet) which does the bean
handling, however, I could not find an install guide :(
So how do I get it running? or is there an alternative to crudlet?
best regards
- Rainer
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