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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Daniel von Aesch <da...@gmx.net> on 2004/01/17 23:24:54 UTC
Performance problem on a hp nonstop system
hi,
perhaps there's someone having experience in running cocoon on a hp
nonstop kernel system (tandem).
we built a complex application with cocoon having lots of flowscripts
and jxforms. even a dummy installation, i.e. without any access to a
database is about 10 to 20 times slower than on a normal pentium pc -
windows or linux. we wait about 4 secs for a simple welcome page and
about 15 to 20 seconds for a simple form.
we tried already most of the hints written on the performance-tips
page... still the same.
so, if there's someone who can give us a tip configuring cocoon on this
exotic platform - please let me know.
thanks, daniel
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Re: Performance problem on a hp nonstop system
Posted by Christopher Oliver <re...@verizon.net>.
IIRC, java -Xrunhprof does work on NSK. Hopefully that can tell you the
cause of your performance problems.
Daniel von Aesch wrote:
> thanks - i'll check this again - but in fact in the logkit i
> configured everything with level ERROR. on tomcat level (nsjsp) it's
> perhaps possible to optimize again.
> are there other logging options to set - is it sufficient just to set
> the log-level to ERROR for all elements in logkit.xconf ?
>
> daniel
>
>
> Christopher Oliver wrote:
>
>> Just a guess, but do you have any logging turned on? This can be very
>> expensive on NSK. For example, some logging options cause a Throwable
>> object to be created and a stack trace captured in order to print the
>> source name and line number. On the NSK JVM this operation is very
>> expensive.
>>
>> Daniel von Aesch wrote:
>>
>>> hi,
>>>
>>> perhaps there's someone having experience in running cocoon on a hp
>>> nonstop kernel system (tandem).
>>>
>>> we built a complex application with cocoon having lots of
>>> flowscripts and jxforms. even a dummy installation, i.e. without any
>>> access to a database is about 10 to 20 times slower than on a normal
>>> pentium pc - windows or linux. we wait about 4 secs for a simple
>>> welcome page and about 15 to 20 seconds for a simple form.
>>>
>>> we tried already most of the hints written on the performance-tips
>>> page... still the same.
>>>
>>> so, if there's someone who can give us a tip configuring cocoon on
>>> this exotic platform - please let me know.
>>>
>>> thanks, daniel
>>>
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Re: Performance problem on a hp nonstop system
Posted by Daniel von Aesch <da...@gmx.net>.
thanks - i'll check this again - but in fact in the logkit i configured
everything with level ERROR. on tomcat level (nsjsp) it's perhaps
possible to optimize again.
are there other logging options to set - is it sufficient just to set
the log-level to ERROR for all elements in logkit.xconf ?
daniel
Christopher Oliver wrote:
> Just a guess, but do you have any logging turned on? This can be very
> expensive on NSK. For example, some logging options cause a Throwable
> object to be created and a stack trace captured in order to print the
> source name and line number. On the NSK JVM this operation is very
> expensive.
>
> Daniel von Aesch wrote:
>
>> hi,
>>
>> perhaps there's someone having experience in running cocoon on a hp
>> nonstop kernel system (tandem).
>>
>> we built a complex application with cocoon having lots of flowscripts
>> and jxforms. even a dummy installation, i.e. without any access to a
>> database is about 10 to 20 times slower than on a normal pentium pc -
>> windows or linux. we wait about 4 secs for a simple welcome page and
>> about 15 to 20 seconds for a simple form.
>>
>> we tried already most of the hints written on the performance-tips
>> page... still the same.
>>
>> so, if there's someone who can give us a tip configuring cocoon on
>> this exotic platform - please let me know.
>>
>> thanks, daniel
>>
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Re: Performance problem on a hp nonstop system
Posted by Christopher Oliver <re...@verizon.net>.
Just a guess, but do you have any logging turned on? This can be very
expensive on NSK. For example, some logging options cause a Throwable
object to be created and a stack trace captured in order to print the
source name and line number. On the NSK JVM this operation is very
expensive.
Daniel von Aesch wrote:
> hi,
>
> perhaps there's someone having experience in running cocoon on a hp
> nonstop kernel system (tandem).
>
> we built a complex application with cocoon having lots of flowscripts
> and jxforms. even a dummy installation, i.e. without any access to a
> database is about 10 to 20 times slower than on a normal pentium pc -
> windows or linux. we wait about 4 secs for a simple welcome page and
> about 15 to 20 seconds for a simple form.
>
> we tried already most of the hints written on the performance-tips
> page... still the same.
>
> so, if there's someone who can give us a tip configuring cocoon on
> this exotic platform - please let me know.
>
> thanks, daniel
>
>
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