If you know what I am saying then we're both in trouble. Primarily, I am just being weird. Comes from a combination too much overexposurer to the wild life when I was younger and too much exposure to the family life now that I am older -- in other words, stick a fork in me -- I'm done :)
Brain spouts sludge Mouth obeys brain White coats come.
Jim Barrows wrote:
-----Original Message----- From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Bill Siggelkow Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 1:28 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: is strut a good choice in my case.
Well, make sure you use more than one Strut -- you will want to scale the number of Struts to the number of users. For each request, you will have one Strut. Does this make sense? ;)
No, and I think I know what you're saying :)
Vitalii wrote:
I have a question about struts. I know Strut is good framework for designing a large website. It has a lot of classes that help to design well scaled websites. What about performance? Does it slow the processing of request. if speed is the main issue is it good idea to use strut?if website needs to handle about 200,000 request per hour would you advice to use strut?
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