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There are a ton of things you can do to help your programs, but a lot depends on how you write your code. Are you accessing data files? If so, how? Are you using JDBC? Connection pools? EJBs? Also, be sure you have a separate pool set up for the web application server. Since web app servers are Java applications, they require a JVM. JVM paging requirements seem to be at odds with normal OS/400 paging so they work best when they have their own pool with anywhere from 500MB on up, depending on the size of your application. Joe > From: Michael Soucy > > Does anyone out there know of any place where I could find some > performance tips to help speed up applications running on WAS Express 6.0? > We have an iSeries model 810 running WAS express 6.0. I have a web tools > application that I've written. The application was written using WDSCi > v5.1.2.4, and is very simple (which would make it J2EE version 1.3). The > application is a slow running. We are planning to move to WDSCi v6.0 as > soon as possible. Will this help any? The only thing we did to help > performance was when the application was installed we selected the > "precompile JSP" option. Does anyone have any suggestions? I hope this > is the proper place to post this topic.
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