RE: New GUI for green on black... Webfacing runtime is free

["Price, Chris" <chris_price@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Fair point Joe, perhaps instead of "big" I should have said decent. We are
running an S20, with very little interactive (another problem for
webfacing).

According to the WAS specs, we haven't got enough memory or a fast enough
processor, so maybe we're lucky that it runs at all....

Has anyone found some "recommended" machine specs for Tomcat?

Chris.

-----Original Message-----
From: Joe Pluta [mailto:joepluta@PlutaBrothers.com]
Sent: 15 November 2001 14:22
To: java400-l@midrange.com
Subject: RE: New GUI for green on black... Webfacing runtime is free


Chris, what type of box are you running?  I've found it's not the size of
the box, but the age that matters.  The older boxes don't handle WebSphere,
but the newer ones run it quite nicely.  I've got a tiny little model 270
here (with 0 interactive CPW - a $10,000 machine), and WebSphere runs very
well.

Joe

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Price, Chris
>
> Granted Webfacing is free, but it does impose certain costs...
>
> The worst of these is Websphere Application Server. This requires
> a big box
> to run reasonably, and our small development machine isn't up to
> the job. It
> can take up to 15 minutes for each screen to appear. This makes even
> assesing webfacing difficult.
>
> Maybe Tomcat will be a bit easier to run, but we don't have the
> time to look
> at another App Server right now.

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