Sorry for delay in replying, been very busy On Wed, 2004-02-18 at 17:36, Weaver, Scott wrote: > How many jsps are you accessing at one time? This needs to be equivalent to > the number of portlets on the jetspeed test page, relatively speaking.
I was accessing the jetspeed home page, so very little was dynamic, then accessing a self-written page with a single portlet which fetches trivial data from mysql and outputs it in a table. I wasn't expecting it to be anything like as quick as plain apache with html files, but was shocked how bad it could be > I think a fairer comparison would be with a Struts Tiles/JPublish framework > aggregating a bunch of JSPs that have identical logic to portlets in the > Jetspeed page. Remember that Jetspeed is doing A LOT more than just > rendering a template page. oh yes, I know that, but, I still needed to know what overhead jetspeed adds to the process. It wasn't the most scientific study, but useful enough to us to know that jetspeed isn't what we really want for our relatively small site; a few hacks to our portlets with a jsp front end and we don't need jetspeed at all. Paul --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
