Yes. same with mine. Very irritating.
Chandika
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dan Cramer
Sent: Friday, February 16, 2001 10:32 AM
To: Orion-Interest
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Subject: Is it just me?
My inbox is being inundated by
I don't have faith in the JDBC-ODBC bridge (it IS a piece of crap with lot's
of bugs etc.). Yet, I was surprised to find that the JDBC-ODBC bridge was
actually much faster than the Merant pure-java thin driver for SQL Server!!
(very disappointing as I was expecting the performance to be better!)
I've tried out Unify's Engine and that works pretty well too - much easier
to administer than weblogic. Half the price (quarter if you compare the
clustered versions)
Chandika
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Konstantin
Polyzois
Sent:
You can try some of the many cache-control headers - use HTTP 1.0 compatible
'Expires' header with a negative value(-1440 for example). This usually
works. The neat thing to do is to actually make use of the browser (or even
more effectively, the reverse proxy) cache by intelligent use of cache
I'm trying to run a very simple JSP that gives a rather large volume of
output. It loads the first time but fails the second time.(was doing some
performance comparisons). The same JSP works fine with ServletExec. Any help
will be appreciated.
I've attached the JSP below:-
%@page
