I don't have the answers to Jack's questions but I think they are really
important. I have also been thinking recently about which criteria
should be used to judge the effectiveness of the different servlet
engines.
I've searched the web for this sort of criteria and objective comparing
but I have not found anything worthwhile.
Here are some of my criteria off the top of my head:
* Speed of database intensive pages
* Speed of computational intensive pages
* Speed of static pages or images
There are a lot of pages that contain several images. I suspect that
many servlet engines with built in http servers overlook the
optimization of serving static resources.
* Stability
* Ease of administration
This is very open ended. A lot may depend of the relevant experience
and skills of the IT staff who will be administering the system. The
fastest servelt engine in the world is no good if nobody can measure
what it might be doing.
-Kevin
Jack Wang wrote:
>
> Hi, all,
>
> There are many many servlet engines now, some are free,
> some are commercial, some are stable, and some are beta-ing,
> in diferent platforms, Unix,Linux,OS2,NT,etc.
>
> Here I want to know, now, not ago, which servlet is stable
> and fast. Don'd judge with your feel,but with the test and
> with the data. More data more appreciated, more test condition
> more appreciated.
>
> If there are no such test, can we individual guy, do the individual
> test in own platform, certainly, we will use the same testing
> servlet and the same database data, then collect the testing
> data, compare them, at last we know which is better.
>
> If it will interest you ? What factor should be considered when we
> code the testing servlet ?
>
> JackWang
>
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