--- Begin Message ---I've just been through a several week excercise tuning a fairly complex Cocoon implementation (for use by '000's of concurrent users) I've picked up quite a lot of useful snippets of info as I've delved into lots of different areas of the code. I'd be happy to share these, if you'd like to outline the steps you've taken, I'll reply with other suggestions from my experience. I'm sure others will do the same.-----Original Message----- From: David Crossley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wed 24/03/2004 8:10 p.m. To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Subject: documentation about performance and efficiency and caching My current mission is to fine one of our Cocoon apps to deal with an in-efficient document presentation job. The various docs and wiki and cocoon.xconf and other config seem a bit haphazard and conflicting, so i am trying to polish them as i go. One thing is the comment at: http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=CocoonPerformance <quote> The advice in the cocoon.xconf file seems to suggest your store janitor heapsize should be about 2% less than your max heap size (-Xmx setting). ...snip... seems high to me. </quote> What do they mean? Are our cocoon.xconf comments still correct? --David<<winmail.dat>>
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