We had some similar performance problems that were easily solved by
setting tcpnodelay on the socket and using a buffered stream to read
the data from the socket.
So, maybe try that if you are not doing it already.
~Roger Whitcomb
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On Oct 14, 2011, at 4:58 AM, pan peter <[email protected]> wrote:
my application communicates with a tomcat server through a spring
framework.
seems it has some strange behavior when my pivot client sends reqest
to
server, server side applicatin takes less than 1 second to fetch
data from
database, then it takes around 10 to 30 seconds for client to really
get the
result, the result is a java list object. with the previous RCP
client, it
takes only 1 second to fetch those data from server.
any suggestions? if i cannot resolve this performance problem, my
pivot
client will be useless.
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