I'll second that motion. Java programmers need to make sure that they use efficient coding in order to run in a shared environment.
Tom Shilson wrote:
Linux on 390 Port <[email protected]> wrote on 02/01/2005 01:16:25 PM:
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Just weighing the decision....money for Oracle performance tools, vs money for Linux performance tools.. If money was no object, I would get the VM performance, Linux performance, TCP/IP performance, Oracle performance, Websphere performance tools.
But in real life, I will have to rank them. The bottom ones may get cut out.
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I suggest the VM and Websphere performance tools. You will need to keep a tight reign on your Java applications. They can get out of hand if Java coding standards are not enforced.
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