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Marc Slemko wrote:
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> > >
> > I don't know how iPlanet is structured, but, IMVnHO the problem resides,
> > yes, in the socket connection. With the new version of JServ (1.1) we
> > should be able to gain that margin.
>
> If you look at the test closely, you will note they didn't compare
> any servlet code more complex than something spitting out what
> amounts to static content.
I agree with you.
We all know there's an overhead in using ntier models. Especially with
connectionless ajp.
But, why do people use simple servlets to test products ? I believe it's
simply that they found a undestandable, short, and working example
servlet and they just used it.
Let's provide a "real-life like" servlet, doing something (object
creation, network connection or disk IO, catching some exceptions, ...),
but easy to install, requiring nothing else to compile & run, then sit &
wait ...
Of course we can also work on socket connections re-use, this will give
extra perfs.
But, I'me quite sure that optimizations for simple servlets under light
load could give some bottlenecks in real-life.
And real-life users will probably want to use load-balancing.
Jean-Luc
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