hi,
I am generating a html report using JSP. we also exporting this report
to pdf. since the fop conversion takes quite a long time we have to do
this export asynchronously. for this we have to use velocity. is there
any way i can use JSP for this purpose.
Had it been sync, we could
response in the two case from tomcat. one
with connection close header and another without connection close
header. this has been captured using ngrep.
thanks,
nishant.
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#this is the one which has Transfer-Encoding: chunked header and no Connection: c
hi,
is there any benchmark package that you use to test the
performance of
tomcat across versions. like how do you test that tomcat 5 is faster
than tomcat 4 and by how much?
thanks,
nishant
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hi,
i too wondered about this. i agree with you that Sun's suggestion of
not using object pooling should not be applied in all cases. so let me
point out a specific case. i guess Request and response objects are
recycled and in the recycle method, all variables are cleared, if they
are coll
hi,
i am new to tomcat development. i need to look into the code of tomcat
as a stand alone http server. ie no apache connector, no jsp container
and also may be just the tomcat 5 code.
what packages should i look into? and is there a way to create a
seperate build for just the htt
hi,
i was going through this link
http://java.sun.com/docs/hotspot/PerformanceFAQ.html
and found the follwing
Many systems have less efficient memory management than in HotSpot. To
work around this, some programs keep an "object pool", saving previously
allocated objects in some freelist-
hi,
is there any design doc for tomcat and jtc. even one or two pages in
text will do. i just wanted to have a feel of the system.
i have gone through the source didn't have the confidence to tweak it
for my custom needs. and can somebody also tell me what part of the code
is not necessary
