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Joe Pluta skrev den 31-01-2008 20:39:
Yup. With a standard JSF architecture (which means a page refresh
between each page), I get 16 millisecond response time, which is
theoretically 60 pages a second, although the web application server
gets a little confused with that many requests.
Could you measure how this scale with the number of simultaneous clients?
I think your performance is ok for a single call, but the crucial
question is how this scale?
I have seen a web application with 1200 simultaneous users doing actual
work and an insane amount of logging while hitting a MySQL database
badly without breaking a sweat on a two year old four core Intel box,
and that is what we need to achieve with this platform with stock tools.
My web service work primarily base on the Jetty container to be able to
levy the Ajax stuff in version 6, but we have not gotten to that yet.
I'll let you know when I have actual data.
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