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All my testing has been with Sun jvm 1.2.2 and native threads.
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Subject: Re: multi-threading and jserv
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on 10/20/99 4:55 PM, Dustin Goodwin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I am do load testing with several jserv based systems. I am do the testing
> on E450 4-way servers. I have been beating up the programmers about the
fact
> the sometimes I can only use up one cpu no matter how much load I add. The
> best of the systems I can get up to 2 cpu going. So my questions is this.
> Has anyone built complex jserv based systems that multi-threads well? My
> definition of good multi-threading is that performance starts to degarding
> only after using 100% of all the processors in a system.
>
> - Dustin -
think about it, this is a function of the JVM you are using, right? so, make
sure that you are using native threads and the latest PRODUCTION release of
the Sun 1.2 JVM.
-jon
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