Re: What About Price vs. Performance

You're the 2nd person to ask, Rob.  Well, I've been building a framework of
servers and service programs to make it easier to build Web applications
using ILE languages.  For the best possible performance, I decided to use a
message interface between the HTTP Server, and the ILE application.  The ILE
application is in a data queue wait state, until a Web request arrives.  A
message interface appears to cut CPU time in half, compared to dynamic CGI
calls.

The ILE application is in a loop.  The basic steps are:

1. Wait for request to arrive on queue.
2. Receive request.
3. Retrieve user state from previous requests.
4. Process request, build HTML response.
5 Save current user state.

The cycle continues.

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Date: Thu, 05 Apr 2001 19:14:26 +0100
From: Rob Dixon <rob.dixon@erros.co.uk>
Subject: Re: What About Price vs. Performance?

Nathan


> I wrote a "message server plug-in" for the OS/400 HTTP server that
> interfaces with an RPG program.

Please tell us more

Best wishes

Rob
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