I don't mind. I plan on writing a clean site from scratch for doing the performance evaluation. The test pages I used to perform the previous tests will only work for tomcat 4.0. Which is why I plan on writing a new demo site from scratch for my own testing purposes.
My existing test pages are far too complex to make fine grain analysis easy. Part my motivation for writing a test site using different techniques is to have well defined controls. This way I can isolate the performance using a log4j on the serverside and from JMeter. I have a personal photoalbum site, which is becoming un-manageable (too many pictures). Since I was going to re-write the site to dynamically build all the pages, I figured it was a good opportunity to use it as a test case. my plan is to have atleast 3 version of the site, since it's a simple site. All the vesion would be tested with logging turned on and off. This way I can calculate the time spent on each process and get a better idea of exactly how it runs. peter Kin-Man Chung wrote: > > I am opening the discussion in [EMAIL PROTECTED], if you don't > mind. I think there are others who may be interested in the topic. > > jasper2 is in jakarta-tomcat-jasper. You'll need to build jakarta-tomcat-4.0 > first, and then jasper2. It just drops the jar files into tomcat build area. > Ignore jasper34 in that branch. > > Be warned that jasper2 is still under development, so it's quality is not > release product quality yet. Also, it generates pretty much the same code > as tomcat 4.x, for now; so expect comparable performance. Of course we'll > need to change that! :-) > > It's great that you are doing performance evaluation for different versions > of tomcat. Can your jstl run in tc3 and tc4 without change? Can we > separated performance attributed to containers as opposed to those attributed > to jasper? For those jasper performance, how can we identify the most > profitable improvements that we should do? > > - kin-man > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
