500 SECONDS! I routinely do whois queries through both JSP and servlets in
about 100ms or 200ms. Let us see your code, and perhaps I can explain what
is going on here.
N
At 02:43 AM 4/16/00 -0400, Alexander Zhavoronkov wrote:
>Hello Guys,
>I have a problem:
>I am using JRun with IIS and I am trying to write a java servlet, which
>woild
>query thw WHOIS database for a domain name. I used a pretty standard way:
>created a socket with "internic.net", port 43 parameters, passed
>a string (the requested domain name) to this socket and got a response. I
>compiled the servlet and put it in servlets JRun's folder. However, this
>qery takes
>approximately 500 seconds(for one domain name)!!! 1000 slower that it takes
>me when I use a COM object in ASP.
>Why can it be so(possible reasons)? Does anybody have any efficient piece of
>code for querying whois?
>Thank you.
>
>Alex
>
>PS
>I'm new to Servlets and JSP - in the process of transition from ASP, so I
>may not
>understand something in this case ;-)
>
>Alexander Zhavoronkov
>Queen's University
>BComm, BSc - 2001
>
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