Brian G posted about upgrading his JVM to 1.6v10 and reports a great boost in the start up phase...
Read more here: http://www.ghidinelli.com/2008/08/18/java16-u10-gives-big-boost-to-modelglue-transfer-coldspring-performance dw On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 2:46 PM, Roy Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > *Problem Overview* > We've been using ColdSpring a lot more in our recent projects, having > roughly 65-100 beans being managed and auto-wired into our Model-Glue > applications. One big side-effect of this however has been the spin-up with > our sites. Since we're auto-wiring and have them all defaulted to > lazy-init=true, visiting a feature on the website for the first time that > injects a a few service layers with several sub-components might take 2-3 > minutes to compile on a busy server. Future page loads are very quick, but > this means we have to run functional test / unit test on the live site with > extremely high timeouts that would touch every aspect of the site to ensure > that all components are compiled. This was amplified this week when one of > our servers was forced to restart after a barage of brute force attacks, > killing the compiled classes and having to recompile them all over again and > we're getting random reports of sites being down, all related to this issue. > > *Resolutions?* > What's the best practice to mitigate this? Here are just some of my > thoughts that I would love some feedback on: > > - Turning all of the root components into lazy-init=false? Doing this > would definately yeild and extremely long spin-up time for our sites, but > should at least fix the hang-up on feature load. > - Changing the JAVA version - I know there was a lot of discussion > about the CF 8.0.1, which is where I'm experiancing this, having the bug > with the class compiles. Is there a stable version someone else is running > in production that has greatly fixed this issue? Overall is anyone running > an alternate recommend Java version in production for CF8.0.1? > - Maybe expanding on the discussion earlier about a read only server. > If we could somehow compile these classes ahead of time then at least we > could do the work up-front on our development machines and not have to > compile on the fly on production that would obviously make the most sense. > I'm not necessarly suggesting an out-of-box approach baked into ColdSpring > but if there was at least a recommended way to accomplish that that would > be > great > - Option D - none of the problems are because of the java version, > large amount of ColdSpring beans at all, it just has to do with setting X > in > my ColdFusion or just me using ColdSpring incorrectly that's causing the > problem. If so I'm all ears. > > > Thanks, > Roy > -- "Come to the edge, he said. They said: We are afraid. Come to the edge, he said. They came. He pushed them and they flew." Guillaume Apollinaire quotes
