Martin Gainty wrote:
Thanks Jeromy-
I would utilise the rhino javasript utilities to compress (java with
-c option) all of your js files
http://www.dojotoolkit.org/docs/shrinksafe
e.g.
java -jar custom_rhino.jar -c infile.js > outfile.js 2>&1
Rhino jars are available for download at http://w
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Subject: Re: OGNL/Freemarker Performance
Matthew Seaborn wrote:
In answer (in part) to my own question:
· By removing the *validate=”true”* from my form tag cut over two seconds
from the page render time. I loose the cl
Matthew Seaborn wrote:
In answer (in part) to my own question:
· By removing the *validate=”true”* from my form tag cut over two
seconds from the page render time. I loose the client side validation,
but it is worth it.
· By changing the head tag’s theme from “ajax” to “xhtml” cut down on
struts tags in.
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From: Jeromy Evans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 26 April 2008 08:17
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: OGNL/Freemarker Performance
That's a lot of milliseconds. For those sorts of numbers, I'd guess
you're using an open-
In answer (in part) to my own question:
* By removing the validate="true" from my form tag cut over two seconds
from the page render time. I loose the client side validation, but it is worth
it.
* By changing the head tag's theme from "ajax" to "xhtml" cut down on a
large numb
Matthew Seaborn wrote:
I have been doing some profiling on my Struts 2 applications (also
using SiteMesh and Spring) and have found, like many others, that most
of the request/response time is taken rendering of the JSP page
(assuming I am reading the profile correctly).
What exactly is
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