RE: Web Development Question -- WEB400

Rusty - Here's my scoop....
1) Get more disk arms
2) Get a LOT more Memory
3) Cache the graphics, or eliminate them from the pages

But consider the following;
a) go to Palm.com and learn to create pqa versions (Palm Clipping
Application) so you can give the sales folk Palm VIIx's and let them enter
the info wherever there is Cel Phone access... (Kayocera and Sprint make
phones too...)
b) WAP applications run fine too... it's all in the browser

CGI applications SMOKE (for those of you culturally impaired, I'm implying
that they are VERY fast!) in RPG, so don't stare @ the Application...

-Andrew B.
Work (561) 994-2660x2211
Home (954) 349-0312
Work E-mail Andrewb@setacorporation.com
Home E-mail adborts@attglobal.net
Palm E-mail andrewb@omnisky.net

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-web400@midrange.com [mailto:owner-web400@midrange.com]On Behalf
Of Andrew.Lutz@abbott.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 7:21 PM
To: WEB400@midrange.com
Subject: Re: Web Development Question


Rusty,

1. Cache your graphics
2. 'Persistant CGI' will enable to you to reuse resident activation groups,
ODP's etc.....

Andrew




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                    06/13/2001
                    01:55 PM
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All,

I have developed a couple of RPG CGI applications that enable salesmen to
enter quotes and orders over the internet.  The salesmen love the ability to
use the internet but the response time is very slow even for those using
high speed connections.  The application is running off a 9401-150 machine
with no other applications.  The operating system is V4R5.

Does anyone know of any changes to the system and/or HTTP server I could
make that might help the speed?  Or, is this just a situation where the 150
machine just doesn't have the processing speed to effectively run web
applications?  IBM has told me that I need to upgrade to one of their
iSeries machines. Surprise. Surprise.

I would also like to get some feedback on what techniques, software, etc.
others are using to develop dynamic web applications for the AS400.

TIA,
Rusty

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