I meant .. increasing the number of threads does not really show any variation. There's still a large deviation between the samples at the beginning of the test and the samples at the end.
> What does that mean? > Do you mean that increasing the number of threads does not reduce the > individual sample times? If so, that's not surprising. Increasing the > number of threads may increase throughput - if the server can handle > it - but individual samples are likely to take a bt longer. Okay .. I'll try to structure another test that accesses the data source directly as a URL and remove the servlet from the equation. > Thread-safe does not imply performant. > If the servlet is badly written, it could get slower and slower as > more threads are used. Thanks for getting me a little closer. I still welcome any other insight. --sidd --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
