Subject: Re: Urgent: Form Bean with 150s attributes, severe problem From: Vic Cekvenich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> === There was a thread while back that says that to many try/catch blocks are generates in jsp for the tags. Can you unit test the speed of the bean in a console app? Maybe it is just the been. Also, can you send in a simple bean (no db or dao, just return new String()) to jsp. Let me know. Vic Landung Wahana wrote: > I am using Sun JRE 1.4, either for Windows, JBuilder IDE, and Linux > All platform give the same performance. > I am wonder whether STRUTS will generates JSP pages for any request, for my > case. > I set my form bean (with 150 attributes) to session, and remain the same. > Loading the data from the database is not a problem. > > Any other idea? > > Thanks, > Landung. > > "Vic Cekvenich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > >>Are you using Sun JRE 1.3? >>Try 1.4 or IBM VM, or JRockit.com or TowerJ.com or >>http://www.volano.com/report/index.html >> >> >>Landung Wahana wrote: >> >>>Hi folks, >>>I use Struts to implement my web application. It works fine so far until >> > I > >>>realised one problem that really affect my project in term of >> > performance. > >>>The problem is a JSP page that takes 1-2 minutes to display form bean >> > that I > >>>attach to it. >>> >>>I define a <html:fom ...> in a JSP, and I set about 150 text fields >> > inside > >>>the form with <html:text> tag. >>>It doesnt show error, but it take too much time to display the data from >> > the > >>>form bean. >>>Anybody has explanation to this problem, or some suggestion? >>>Thanks. >>> >>>L. Wahana. >>> >>> >> >> > >
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