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I have a situation where I have developed a Web Service (whee) which
essentialy does some data preparation, does a ProgramCall, takes the
result and manipulates back.
The program called is very fast (sub-second). After pooling AS400
connections using the jtOpen 5.0, I have gotten down to be able to do
the actual ProgramCall on our local AS/400 in about 0.7 seconds and on
the customers machine in about 1.5 seconds as reported by log statements
just before and just after the run(). The customers machine is larger,
and newer than ours, so this is weird.
My question is now, what are the NEXT tricks I can use to investigate
where the time is spent?
The testing currently runs by me pressing a button in the Eclipse Web
Service thingie, so it is only a single invocation at a time which
reuses the AS400 object - I was suspecting prestarted job pools etc.
I'd appreciate any suggestions.
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