Mark,

The only solution is to run the app on the same networks as the database 
server. You may either create a copy of the database on your dev location or 
remote debug the test app on a machine at the database location.

The database copy on the dev location is way better but may be complex to 
implement in a large company (server admin and DBA will probably need to be 
involved)

If your database is simple, you may try to copy the schema and data on a 
FrontBase / mySQL / PostgreSQL local database. Those are way easier to install 
and manage, prefer PostgreSQL or FrontBase they are more like Oracle that mySQL.

Samuel

Le 2013-09-12 à 08:42, "Beall, Mark (HPSL)" <[email protected]> a écrit :

> Thanks Ken,
>    I did turn on SQL debugging and the slow response is due to Database 
> latency.    Are there any suggestions on ways this may be improved?
>  
>    
>  
> From: Ken Anderson [mailto:[email protected]] 
> Sent: Monday, September 09, 2013 8:45 AM
> To: Beall, Mark (HPSL)
> Cc: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: Slow response time
>  
> Who don't you turn on SQL debugging to see how long queries are taking?
>  
> On Sep 9, 2013, at 8:25 AM, "Beall, Mark (HPSL)" <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> 
> Has anyone experienced slow application response time when running WebObjects 
> locally with a Juniper Network connection to an Oracle Database? 
>  
> Our application response time is fine when accessing applications in our 
> production, development and UAT environments via the web. It is only slow 
> when running locally during development(testing).   By Comparison the 
> response time for accessing  two pages from the same machine using the same 
> connections (Juniper VPN) are:
>  
> Page one from IE.  Response time is about 2 seconds
> Page one from local run.  Response time is about 22 seconds.
>  
> Page two from IE. .  Response time is about 3 seconds
> Page tow from local run.  Response time is about 1 minute 45 seconds.
>  
> Are development environment is:
>  
> Mountain Lion 10.8.4
> WebObjects 5.4.3 (No Project Wonder)
> Eclipse Indigo
> WOLips 3.6
>  
> Oracle Database 11.2 running on an HP servers. (remote site)
>  
> Applications deployed on Mac min servers (remote site – same as DB servers))
>  
> Juniper Network Connect 7.1.10
>  
> We are using the Juniper VNP client to connect to remote site in both 
> instances (web access and local access).   We have taken network captures 
> from one of our developers machines but are unable to see any problems so we 
> are not sure if the problem may reside in WebObjects, Eclipse, Wolips, 
> Juniper or the Network. 
>  
>  
>  
> Mark Beal
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