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flybean
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Hi all,
I met a strange performance issue on Windows 2003 Enterprise X64
Edition with SP2 / Intel Xeon 3G(4chips * 4cores/chip) .
On the server, there is a j2ee containner with some applications. A
simple jsp code to query/insert/update some tables after the client
clicked the submit. The clients complained that this update is slowly. I
did a test on both the server and another pc. The result is very strange:
From the server, the code executed costing 400ms, while 5+ seconds
from PCs! The execute time is output in the jsp code, such like:
System.out.println( new Date().getTime() );
..... do updates ...
System.out.println( new Date().getTime() );
I had done the test on a Windows 2003 EE 32Bit with SP2, the same result.
The SNP is disiabled on both boxes.
Any ideas?
Flybean
2008-05-04
I met a strange performance issue on Windows 2003 Enterprise X64
Edition with SP2 / Intel Xeon 3G(4chips * 4cores/chip) .
On the server, there is a j2ee containner with some applications. A
simple jsp code to query/insert/update some tables after the client
clicked the submit. The clients complained that this update is slowly. I
did a test on both the server and another pc. The result is very strange:
From the server, the code executed costing 400ms, while 5+ seconds
from PCs! The execute time is output in the jsp code, such like:
System.out.println( new Date().getTime() );
..... do updates ...
System.out.println( new Date().getTime() );
I had done the test on a Windows 2003 EE 32Bit with SP2, the same result.
The SNP is disiabled on both boxes.
Any ideas?
Flybean
2008-05-04