Hi all,
I have a question here. I am trying to figure out what impact non-jsp
resources (image files, .css files, .js files and .html files) have on
performance if they are served from JRun controlled directories for an app
as opposed to moving them to a web-server-only directory.
So, if /app1 is my JRun app, I right now have /app1/images as a directory.
I am thinking of moving this to /images/app1 where /images is a pure
web-server directory with no JRun intervention.
Can somebody tell me if this is worth the effort and anything else that may
help? I would say that about 20% of my requests are for non-jsp resources.
It is my understanding that JRun creates a thread for each of these - seems
like an expensive operation when the web server can just send these to the
client right away.
Any comments or ideas are welcome.
Thanks.
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