Hi,
I wrote a small sample-application once using PHP (with propel and
smarty) and once using Java (JBoss, EJB3, JSP & Servlets). Both apps are
being served from a windows server (2x Xeon 1,3GHz, 2 GB RAM), but the
performance of the PHP version is much slower than the Java version.
I already ins
cause of
the problem.
Jim
---Original Message---
From: Omar Campos
Date: Thursday, October 10, 2002 02:49:48 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-WIN] slow form / server problem
Hi. I run php in win2k server, IIS and MS SQL Server 2k.
I've created some data base
Hi. I run php in win2k server, IIS and MS SQL Server 2k.
I've created some data bases and tables. On the beginning, sending a php
form (through the intranet) was quick. Now, it spends 32 seconds (sometimes
less) to send a form.
I've tried on a empty data base but it's still slow. I don´t have a cl
"Jah Raphael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 3:44 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Slow MSSQL access when using TCP/IP
> Does it really feel as slower? In principle, TCP should be even faster
> than named pipes. Could the problem b
Does it really feel as slower? In principle, TCP should be even faster
than named pipes. Could the problem be somewhere? My expreience shows
that microtime() doesn't work predictable on Windows. The sec and
microsec part of its output are out of sync. Very often you can get a
negative value when t
Hello! :)
I've run into a problem where connecting to our MSSQL Server from our
webserver using a TCP/IP connection is a -whole- lot slower than
connecting to the same server using a Named Pipes connection (we're
talking 10 to 20 times slower).
We are running SQL server on a non-standard port
Hello! :)
I've run into a problem where connecting to our MSSQL Server from our
webserver using a TCP/IP connection is a -whole- lot slower than
connecting to the same server using a Named Pipes connection (we're
talking 10 to 20 times slower).
We are running SQL server on a non-standard port
Hello all,
After 2-3 months of digging I solved my problem through deduction.
Turns out this issue is a MS NT issue, possibly SP6 related.
Given:
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slow bursty IIS download, ok at times, extremely slow at other times
typically when multiple processes (PHP, ASP, or others are ex
Hello all,
I use NT IIS with SP6a to access an MS Access db using ODBC with
ASP based scripts primarily, and have been writing new PHP4 where appropriate
for the past year.
I am using PHP404pl1 CGI installer and have experienced a troublesome
performance issues after executing PHP scripts (ran
You may find that the problem is not cookies but your JS caching, or
even HTML display: a table, for eg, will take a while to display
whilst its contents are loaded - you may find setting sizes explicitly
helps.
lee
Doug Brewer wrote:
>
> I am experiencing a long delay from Netscape (4.76, Win
I've seen this when the form uses METHOD=post and the browser is on the
same machine
as the server.
Changing to the 'get' method will take care of it but I wish there were a
better solution.
This problem only occurs on Windows.
Art
>From: "Doug Brewer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTE
Yep, but it may not be anything to do with the cookie - do you have any
JavaScript floating around on the same page? Netscape 4.x caches all script
that it finds before displaying the page (some people think its better this
way - once the page is up there are no delays, but in commercial situation
I am experiencing a long delay from Netscape (4.76, Win) when setting
cookies. The user submits the form, and it takes 15-20 seconds for a
response. The browser states "host contacted, waiting for reply"
It works instantaneously with IE, and on a mac on both browsers.
Anyone else experience t
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