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  • Subject: Re: Java performance on model 170/2290
  • From: "Simon Coulter" <shc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 08 Jan 01 12:59:46 +1100

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Hello ,

You wrote:
>I am planning to buy a model 170 2290 refurbished system from IBM for Java 
>Development.
>I will be the only user on the system.
>I have read somewhere that IBM advises a system with more than 500 CPW for 
>java. Is this true and does somebody has expirience with java on the 2290 
>machine (70 batch CPW)..

I have successfully run Java and WebSphere Standard Edition on a model 170 
2291 as a single user with no problem at all.  I was quite impressed by how 
well it coped.  I have 320MB of main store and would suggest you get as much 
main storage as you can afford -- certainly more than the standard (?) 64MB.  
As a development machine it is fine but I would not want to be running 
SanFransisco on it !! nor would I want to be running WebSphere Advanced 
Edition and EJBs.  I think my 170 would cope happily with 2 or 3 Java 
developers.

Regards,
Simon Coulter.

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