Hi Karl:
I suspect that several people on this list would be interested in a
benchmark against WebSphere 3.0 Standard Edition. When surveying tools and
talking to other local shops, I found that it was commonly used for
performance-sensitive sites.
I know that version 2.02 Standards is available for freed download
(http://www-4.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/download.html), so it
should cost nothing to try.
I am still undecided on which Servlet/JSP engine to use for the
performance-sensitive site I am working on. I know that I would be swayed by
a server that had an http caching mechanism. I.e., if it did a last-modified
check against the JSP before doing full JSP/servlet execution, and used an
earlier cached copy if the JSP knew that nothing had changed. Does Orion do
this?
Anyone else know of a server/engine that supports this? (As far as I can
tell, current servlet engines support If-Modified-Since
header/getLastModified() for each client, not as a global JSP page caching
mechanism.)
Thanks,
Ian
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