> Any problems we might have had were not because of Java, or performance
> issues, but rather by bugs in the JSP engines. Alot of bugs doesn't
> surface until you have a webserver that gets hit by 700 simultaneous
> requests on the same page (ServletExec has quite a few interesting
> problems, because they are not synchronizing correctly. Those bugs never
> show on a system with low traffic - but they become very apparent when you
> have many many hits).
can you elaborate a bit on what kind of synchronization problems you found?
thanks
christian
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