Reference Site?

[Bryan Dollery <Br...@ChaosEngineers.co.nz>]

Hi guys,

I'm preparing a tender for a local company who want to replace all of their
SAP and satellite systems with a lower cost approach.

I'd like to recommend Tomcat as the container for the  presentation /
controller layer of our proposed architecture.

The client requires reference sites for every tool/technology proposed, so
I'm looking for one (or preferably more) to add to our proposal. The client
is in the warehouse/supply/food market, so if there is anyone in a similar
space it would be great to hear from you.

So, are you using tomcat in a production environment, and if so would you
be willing to act as a reference site? We're based in New Zealand, so this
would only entail a very low volume email chat.

Cheers,

Bryan


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webdav support on Tomcat

[bryan <br...@itnisk.com>]

Anyone know where I can find info about the level of WebDAV support on
Tomcat. The example, documentation that comes with the install so far as
I have found seems only to show how one can set a directory to be
readonly or write enabled, what I'm looking for is information on for
example: Does Tomcat support Locking? If so, how to enable it. Basically
a guideline on working with WebDAV in Tomcat and the level of support
the protocol enjoys.


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Re: tomcat 4.1.12 with jdk1.4.1 on solaris

[peter lin <pe...@labs.gte.com>]

When I have more conclusive data, I'll post the results that I can.

peter


Remy Maucherat wrote:
> 
> Interesting, esp since I've noticed some significant improvements
> already when going from 1.3 to 1.4.0. You can post more benchmarks if
> you want to.
> 
> Remy
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Re: tomcat 4.1.12 with jdk1.4.1 on solaris

[Remy Maucherat <re...@apache.org>]

peter lin wrote:
> 
> For those are thinking about switching from jdk 1.3.1 or jdk 1.4.0 to
> the latest, so far my benchmarks have shown jdk1.4.1 to be better. This
> is by no means conclusive proof, but the improvements to new String(),
> garbage collection and nio show measurable improvement.
> 
> One particular thing I see is the garbage collection processes are more
> consistent and result in lower memory consumption. The same exact webapp
> with jdk 1.4.0 show 20ms difference. The variance of the response also
> appears to considerably lower. With jdk 1.4.0, the deviation in Jmeter
> is approximately 1/3 the average. whereas with jdk 1.4.1 it is 1/4 of
> the average.
> 
> though others might find it interesting.

Interesting, esp since I've noticed some significant improvements 
already when going from 1.3 to 1.4.0. You can post more benchmarks if 
you want to.

Remy


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tomcat 4.1.12 with jdk1.4.1 on solaris

[peter lin <pe...@labs.gte.com>]

For those are thinking about switching from jdk 1.3.1 or jdk 1.4.0 to
the latest, so far my benchmarks have shown jdk1.4.1 to be better. This
is by no means conclusive proof, but the improvements to new String(),
garbage collection and nio show measurable improvement.

One particular thing I see is the garbage collection processes are more
consistent and result in lower memory consumption. The same exact webapp
with jdk 1.4.0 show 20ms difference. The variance of the response also
appears to considerably lower. With jdk 1.4.0, the deviation in Jmeter
is approximately 1/3 the average. whereas with jdk 1.4.1 it is 1/4 of
the average.

though others might find it interesting.

peter

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