On Feb 13, 2008, at 12:50 AM, Shiva Kumar H R wrote:
On Feb 13, 2008 1:56 AM, Kevan Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Things that I haven't seen mentioned, yet:
EE 6 -- we should be seeing an initial EE 6 spec, soon. As other
projects begin implementing EE 6 capabilities, I expect that we'll be
rolling them into Geronimo. There are also new specifications which we
may need to implement ourselves. I know that Jarek has looked at the
Concurrency Utilities specification (which may be part of EE 6).
Hoping he can tell us about that...
Performance -- One area that I think we need to improve is startup
time. I think our startup has slowed down, and I'd like to see us
speed it up dramatically. We can measure current startup performance
and optimize our hot spots. Depending on what we find, we can also
investigate algorithmic enhancements.
And what about size of our assemblies? With G1.1.1 I had always
taken pride talking about Geronimo being lightweight - a J2EE server
under just 35MB!!
I remember there were some discussions & effort before 2.0 release.
Have we reached a point where we can't reduce the size any further?
Good point. I definitely think it's good to keep an eye on this. I'm
more concerned about keeping minimal assembly (or custom assembly ;-)
size to a minimum, than I am about Java EE size.
Taking a quick scan of a 2.1 Tomcat EE5 server -- unpacked we're 104
megs. 50 megs of that are in repository/org/apache/geronimo. 26 megs
are in our configs. And 20 megs are in the following two configs:
org/apache/geronimo/configs/dojo-legacy-tomcat (5)
org/apache/geronimo/configs/dojo-tomcat (15)
--kevan
