Well I think based upon what you wrote there is no chance to tell where exactly the problem is.
It might be the tomcat server. When this is the case setting up another one and doing load balancing could solve the problem. It might be the application design itself, i.e. bad routines, no caching, slow database queries, to less lazy loading, etc. It might be that the database server has reached its capacity. It might be that the server hardware has reached its capacity. I think the only way to find out where the problem resides is to do some kind of profiling. On Fri, Sep 26, 2008 at 5:54 AM, Priyadharshini < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello, > > We have developed an application with AppFuse - struts, > hibernate, spring, velocity etc with tomcat server. The application had > been deployed in production (SAVVIS environment) last year and is been > running. But we face problem related to performance issue. The application > is about online ordering portal. > Through this, the customer will place orders. > > So the core functionality of the application is ordering > functionality. The customer feels that the ordering functionality is slow > in performance (ie) adding the items to cart and submitting an order is > taking long time action. The time taken to go from one page to another > page, submit the order to bring to open status, all these are taking quite a > lot bit of time wherein the customer is getting very annoyed with the > performance of the application. > > What could be the cause of the issue now.(may be because of tomcat > server?). Can you please sugeest us any solution for the issue ASAP as the > issue has been raised as critical by the customer. > > Thanks in advance. > > Thanks and Regards > Priyadharshini.S. | [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Changepond Technologies Limited. > H-2, Sipcot IT Park, > Old Mahabalipuram Road, > Siruseri, Chennai - 603 103. > -- -- Mit freundlichen Grüßen / With kind regards Michael Dürgner
