Couple remarks, tips, questions to help you find the cause of the problem:
That image doesn't say anything for someone that does not use the same
profiler. The utilization stats mean nothing to me. Could all be 0%
Do the users upload the PDF or are they your own PDF?
perhaps invalid PDF's
6:59 PM
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] CPU Utilization Problem
Hi,
On Thu, Dec 29, 2011 at 7:48 AM, ashok.arumugam wrote:
> Hi, I am facing 100% CPU utilization problem when splitting PDF files using
> ITextSharp. I am having a web service that splits pages of PDF file into
> separate
Hi,
On Thu, Dec 29, 2011 at 7:48 AM, ashok.arumugam wrote:
> Hi, I am facing 100% CPU utilization problem when splitting PDF files using
> ITextSharp. I am having a web service that splits pages of PDF file into
> separate pdf file. Hosted this web service online.
If you're hosting online do you
Hi Paulo,
Yes. When looking at the screen shot we can identify the resources of the
CPU is utilizing more at red lines indicated. I am also having a small doubt
at PdfReader that may take more resources when more request is passed
simultaneously?
Please advice.
Thank you,
Ashok Kumar A
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Subject: [iText-questions] CPU Utilization Problem
Hi, I am facing 100% CPU utilization problem when splitting PDF files using
ITextSharp. I am having a web service that splits pages of PDF file into
separate pdf file. Hosted this web service online. When 50-100 number of people
acces
Hi,
I am facing 100% CPU utilization problem when splitting PDF files using
ITextSharp. I am having a web service that splits pages of PDF file into
separate pdf file. Hosted this web service online. When 50-100 number of
people access this web service, there is no issues in splitting. But when
mo
