Hi all,
I want to know whether I have a chance to participate gsoc 2010 with this
project ?
Thank You
charith.
Hi Andy,
If you are running the defaults, then you might benefit from reducing the
soft-limit of the pool, and increasing the hard limit, see this old thread:
http://old.nabble.com/T5:-tapestry.page-pool.hard-limit-for-high-traffic-websites-td22971831.html
Cheers,
Peter
- Original Message
On Tue, 20 Apr 2010 13:41:37 -0300, Blower, Andy
wrote:
It looks like explicit repeated use of a component, rather than using a
single component in a loop, creates a lot more component objects in the
heap.
Every or is exactly one component, regardless of
being inside a loop or not. W
Thanks for the link. As I said before, I don't think that we've fallen prey to
that exactly. Doing some local testing and looking at one of our largest pages
which displays search results, it has 76 component objects, each of those will
have components nested within (pretty heavily in some cases
On Tue, 20 Apr 2010 11:41:25 -0300, Blower, Andy
wrote:
Uber-component anti-pattern, not to my knowledge, but we have a lot of
pages and components now. And a lot of logic in them. The project's
large enough I can't be sure. Do you have a handy link to Howard's
description so I can get m
On Tue, 20 Apr 2010 11:16:11 -0300, Blower, Andy
wrote:
We've been doing some capacity testing recently, and I'm concerned about
the amount of heap memory that doesn't get freed when all the sessions
expire. I'm seeing 1.3Gb after being left with no use overnight.
It seems you have huge
We've been doing some capacity testing recently, and I'm concerned about the
amount of heap memory that doesn't get freed when all the sessions expire. I'm
seeing 1.3Gb after being left with no use overnight. I dumped the heap and took
a look at what was using this much memory with the YourKit p
I have the same problem!.
Could somebody help us?
Thanks
2010/4/6 Kiss Izolda
> Hello, I have set the form parameter: clientValidation=true and defined
> validations for the fields, like this: t:id="txtRowsPerPage" t:type="textField" t:value="rowsPerPage"
> validate="required" />txtRowsPerPage
Excellent - I'm really happy I found this email for I to, fell into
the same trap.
I entered the world of ValueEncoders after playing with Field
Translators and TypeCoercers and thought maybe they did the same
thing. I also (wrongly) thought that as I supplied the AjaxFormLoop
with a source List,
