Would a JIT be a better solution for a modest web app, with just a couple of hundred
hits per day.
I created a servlet that generates gifs on the fly, without the JIT, performance was
so poor that the web server choked when I hit reload two or three times after
eachother. With the JIT, the performance increase was enormous and I had 5 clients
holding on to the reload button without any degrade of performance. How would hotspot
handle this situation?
.henric
----- Original Message -----
From: James Duncan Davidson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 1999 12:41 AM
Subject: Re: Hot Spot performance with servlets/jsp
> does anyone know how Sun's new HotSpot VM will affect performace when running
>servlets/jsp ?
>
It really depends on the app you are writing... If you are churning
quite a few objects, like what happens when you are generating pages
from a servlet, the increase can be quite substantial. I've actually
been running JSDK on Hotspot for a few months now -- I don't have
concrete performance numbers as I haven't taken the time to do a good
benchmark, but by feel, HotSpot is *very* snappy with servlets and jsps.
.duncan
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