Tomcat part of a huge success

["Martino, Karl" <ks...@staff.philly.com>]

FYI:

We have implemented our Java written content management system, called
Cofax, on Tomcat/Apache.  It's the publishing platform for the Philadelphia
Inquirer, Daily News, Wilkes Barre Times/Leader, Grand Forks Herald, and a
growing list of newspapers on the web. 

Cofax on Tomcat has been a huge success for us.  Last week we had 2,996,319
page views with over 133GB thru-put.  This week we expect much more with the
GOP Convention in town.

More info on Cofax is at http://cofax.staff.philly.com .

We wanted to say thanks.  And to let you know that you would be welcome to
use these figures on Jakarta's home page.  You're building a great
environment for Java servlet driven technologies.

Beyond that, with the high traffic we at philly.com receive, maybe there is
a way for us to contribute in improving Tomcat's performance?

Thank you very much,
-Karl

Karl Martino
Senior Software Engineer
KnightRidder.com -> philly.com
215.789.6065

Re: Tomcat part of a huge success

[David Eisner <cr...@Glue.umd.edu>]

On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, Dave Harms wrote:
> Karl,
> > We have implemented our Java written content management system, called
> > Cofax, on Tomcat/Apache.
> >
> Very interesting indeed. Any idea when the license will be finalized the 
> source available? 


Cute.  I'm reminded of the old Groucho Marx question: "Have you stopped
beating your wife?"

I don't recall him mentioning anything about an open source license
or making the source available?

-David

Re: Tomcat part of a huge success

[Dave Harms <jd...@clarionmag.com>]

Karl,

> We have implemented our Java written content management system, called
> Cofax, on Tomcat/Apache.
>
Very interesting indeed. Any idea when the license will be finalized the 
source available? 

Dave

Dave Harms
jdev@clarionmag.com