> From: Vacuum Joe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 3. Java is not interpreted. It is compiled machine language
> code, just like C or C++. Yes, that's right. The JVM uses
> something called a JIT to compile much of the Java bytecode
> all the way to fully native machine language, which is often
On 23/05/2007, at 11:08 AM, Kurt Spescha wrote:
I apologize for this question, maybe the wrong place to put it to.
But someone who is using Tomcat soon or later will be confronted
with the performance problem with java and multi/dual core
machines. Multi/dual core is trendy, customers want t
Hi,
I apologize for this question, maybe the wrong place to put it to. But someone
who is using Tomcat soon or later will be confronted with the performance
problem with java and multi/dual core machines. Multi/dual core is trendy,
customers want to have it. But Java runs slower on these machi
A few points:
1. Java 1.4 is YEARS obsolete. It should not be used in production anymore
unless there is some reason why upgrading is impossible. And if there is such
a reason, time to fix it and upgrade.
2. All modern Java versions, including 1.4 I believe, use native system
operating syste
