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I am pretty sure that iPlanet webserver uses HotSpot with regular JRE
Here is something that I found about HotSpot
http://java.sun.com/features/1999/04/hotspot.html
Its a good read.The platform that HotSpot is available for right now may only be NT
and Windows2000. This may have changed by now to include Solaris and may be Linux.
I am not sure.
HotSpot profiles all the methods called most often and optimizes memory allocation
to increase performance.
Abid Farooqui
Jon Stevens wrote:
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> on 6/27/2000 5:59 PM, "Abid Farooqui" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Oh also I forgot to mention in the last post that although I did not use some
> > benchmark to note the response times of the my servlets with iPlanet vs.
> > Apache/JServ I really really doubt that it was anywhere close to 4x faster on
> > iPlanet. Try 1.5x or may be 2x (stretching it with 2x)
> > Abid Farooqui
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> q: using the same JVM and machines and other configurations?
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> when you post "speed" differences like that you need to qualify them with
> facts about your configuration and setup, otherwise, they are really
> meaningless FUD.
>
> -jon
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