I'm using Facelets. thanks Fred.
Jeff Bischoff wrote: > > Fred, > > Are you using JSP or Facelets? They tend to have different performance. > > Myfaces wrote: >> Hi, >> I've been using Myfaces implementation of JSF for couple of months >> but >> didn't perform profling and facing issues with memory footprint now. >> I'm using t:datatable for rendering employees info. Each row corresponds >> to >> a employee object, the row has 10 columns. >> It works fine in terms of memory footprint and CPU, when the dataset the >> table renders is small, but when the size of the datasets is >> large(talking >> about 1000 or more), I get Out of memory error even though the Managed >> Bean >> is request-scoped. No pagination being employed(that's the last resort - >> > >> as the users get annoyed with it). So when the number of user increases, >> this leads to a serious issues of server crash, hang etc. >> On profiling using yourtoolkit, I found that faces context never >> releases >> the memory used by UI Components and the behaviour is erratic. The GC >> kicks >> in after certain stage which is not very useful. Even for a table of >> small >> data rows(20-30), it doesn't seem to release the memory. >> So even the pagination doesn't seem to solve the out- of- memory issue as >> the web site will be used by at least 4000 users. Also the >> STATE_SAVING_METHOD is client. >> >> <context-param> >> <param-name>javax.faces.STATE_SAVING_METHOD</param-name> >> <param-value>client</param-value> >> </context-param> >> >> Has anyone faced similar issues? Would appreciate your help in this >> regard. >> thanks >> Fred >> > > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/how-to-reduce-myfaces-memory-footprint--tf2828771.html#a7930626 Sent from the MyFaces - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
