One obvious thing to look at is physical memory and paging. I have a hunch
that WLS is more memory-consuming than Tomcat leaving less for iText
which may cause paging to occur.
Also, profiling was suggested, and I agree that it is a very good idea
to help
pinpoint the source of the problem.
/Klas
George Li skrev 20:59:
Hi,
Thanks for the reply. The major performance difference between Tomcat
and WebLogic happens when I call Document.add(Element arg0) in iText
library. This method is called only once in code and inserts only one
Element, which is a table with 2000 rows and 7 columns. Tomcat can
finish the call in 1/3 the time WebLogic uses. Any idea how I can
narrow down the problem a bit?
Thanks,
George
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