Hi,
Could you check your log level in the JBossAS?
It seems that PDFBox has a very verbose log level and write a lot on
the disk after a PDF upload when you're in DEBUG level for logs.
To prevent it, just add:
"""
<category name="org.pdfbox">
<priority value="INFO"/>
</category>
"""
to the file "server/default/conf/log4j.xml" after this:
"""
<!-- ================ -->
<!-- Limit categories -->
<!-- ================ -->
"""
Let us know if it helps.
Thanks,
EB.
On 14 mars 07, at 15:20, Dumitru CIUBENCO wrote:
I’m trying to test upload performance
Upload order:
1) mp3 - 5,193,728 bytes………….…3.844 sec
2) mp3 - 8,468,551 bytes…………….5.875 sec
3) pdf - 3,511,559 bytes…………….45.672 sec
4) doc - 3,928,064 bytes…………….45.704 sec
5) mp3 - 8,468,551 bytes…………….46.797 sec
You can see that the file with the same size and same extension
have different upload time, why??? It’s cached somewhere?
Why after uploading pdf file all uploads have bigger upload-time
Have anyone different performance example?
I tested on:
Intel Dual Core 1.8GHz
2G RAM
(Server and client on the same machine)
Regards
Dima
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