RE: Websphere: a resource hog?

Joe,

Isn't it remarkable what you gain by adding a little RPG to your design
<smile>?

I noticed that I had forgotten to turn off the logging switch for my ILE
Application Server.  It was generating 6K of HTML plus 10K of IFS log.  By
the time I noticed, there was about 100 Meg of log.  After switching off the
log, the average client response time dropped to between .4 and .5 seconds.
Actually, many of the responses were in the .3 range.

I should admit, though.  My little CPU was running much of the time at
++++%.

Nathan.


> Date: Thu, 24 May 2001 13:28:03 -0500
> From: "Joe Pluta" <joepluta@PlutaBrothers.com>
> Subject: RE: Websphere: a resource hog?
>
> You gotta love this stuff.  Okay, I just moved the I/O out of the servlet
> and into an RPG server.  I still have to start a session with the AS/400
and
> call the RPG server program for every request, but this still oubles the
> througput.  I'm now matching your response time, Nathan, of about .6
seconds
> for 5 users, although I'm kicking out 33% more data.
>
> At this point, WebSphere is running roughly one fourth as fast as your ILE
> approach, and I haven't even put the server in batch yet (which will
> eliminate RPG initialization time).
>
> Joe


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