I suggest that you turn on all levels of logging and check the ND log. It
might tell you something.
-- Curt Springer, Team ND
At 07:57 AM 7/8/99 -0400, Paul Gentile wrote:
>I'm running into a performance degradation taking place server-side and
>depends on the target client's browser. Does anyone know why this might be
>happening?
>
>If my client is IE, the code gets executed in less than 1 second. If my
>client is Netscape, it takes 4 seconds. Why the target browser is having any
>effect on server side code is beyond me. If its any help, the file being
>read in contains JavaScript which is being imbedded in the html file being
>served up.
>
>For this project, I'm using ND3 and the development app. server and studio
>are on NT.
>
>The app. server is doing a file read during the onBeforeHtmlOutputEvent of a
>static text area. Here's the code snippet.
>
>*** BEGIN CODE ***
>CSpLog.send (this, CSpLog.HIGH_LEVEL, "file " + f.toString() + " exists");
>CSpLog.send (this, CSpLog.HIGH_LEVEL, "file being read : started at " + new
>java.util.Date() );
>
>FileReader in = new FileReader(f);
>int ch;
>while((ch = in.read()) > -1){
> buf.append((char)ch);
>}
>
>CSpLog.send (this, CSpLog.HIGH_LEVEL, "file read : ended at " + new
>java.util.Date() );
>*** END CODE ***
>
>The log shows that "file read : end at ..." is consistently around 4 seconds
>for Netscape clients whereas its 1 second for IE.
>
>Paul Gentile
>Consultant - Cardinal Group International. Inc.
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] (508) 620-9119 x170
>
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