Daniel,
your response times are not that bad compared to mine :-)
i am currently checking every possibility to increase performance.
And yes, i already created all database indexes.

> 1324 ms 1324 ms 1 E:\daten\websites\farcry_core\tags\navajo\display.cfm
> 1324 ms 1324 ms 1  E:\daten\websites\jura\www\index.cfm
> 1153 ms 1153 ms 1 CFC[
> E:\daten\websites\farcry_core\packages\types\dmHTML.cfc |
> getDisplay(objectid = 69F4FF73-F921-D678-EDC0EB6BE7381BC1, template =
> displaypageJuraStandard_news_main) ] from
> E:\daten\websites\farcry_core\tags\navajo\display.cfm
> 1137 ms 1137 ms 1
> E:\daten\websites\jura\webskin\dmHTML\displaypageJuraStandard_news_main.cfm
>
> 1029 ms 257 ms 4
> E:\daten\websites\farcry_core\tags\container\container.cfm
> 857 ms 214 ms 4 CFC[
> E:\daten\websites\farcry_core\packages\rules\container.cfc |
> populate(aRules = [complex value]) ] from
> E:\daten\websites\farcry_core\tags\container\container.cfm
> 421 ms 421 ms 1
> E:\daten\websites\jura\webskin\includes\jura_standard_rechteSpalte.cfm
> 374 ms 374 ms 1
> E:\daten\websites\jura\webskin\includes\jura_standard_linkeSpaltemain.cfm


Thomas,
the whitespace thing is definitely broken in ColdFusion, many ppl have
the problem that the cfsetting and other tags simply dont work.
I use the following JAVA Filter now, its simply a dream, i can recommend it:

http://www.servletsuite.com/servlets/trimflt.htm

Just be careful and dont remove HTML-comments, since many Javascripts
are then filtered, too.
BTW, does anyone know how to filter with FU enabled ?
Since the URL does not have the trailing '.cfm' , those pages are not
met by the above filter. I even tried * or *.* but it didnt work so far.

> First of all, your query times do not look that discouraging. However,
> you have lots of white space on your page. (To me, it seems you are
> sending the entire FarCry code to the browser.) I would recommend to
> make copius use of ColdFusion's <cfsetting> tag, wrapping not only
> your page templates but the display handlers, too:


Geoff,
with caching i tried to cache parts of the admin pages, but i had no
success so far. Is caching of admin area supported at all ?
I had the problem, that we wanted to do a course and when 20 ppl log in
simultaneously, the server needs 5 minutes CPU time.
As workaround i commented out most parts of the 'my farcry' page, but i
would prefer caching parts of it.

any help is appreciated,

Jens Seipenbusch


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