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Performance of Java Programs

 
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Hi,

How can i increase the performance of Java Programs.Is there any books on this.Or if any important meterial on this pls tell wher can i get it.

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Malli
 
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Take a look at http://www.javaperformancetuning.com/
 
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Ilja is exactly correct - thats a great web site and you can subscribe to their newsletter.
I found the book "Server-Side Programming Techniques (Java(TM) Performance and Scalability, Volume 1) by Dov Bulka" to be very useful but it dates from 2000 - Amazon has links to used ones for cheap.
Jack Shirazi has a 2nd edition of "Java Performance Tuning" that is well thought of if you want a newer book.
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you can grab this book

Java Performance Tuning, Second Edition By Jack Shirazi

Also you can...

Recently I happen to read the Orielly J2ME In A Nutshell book. Even though it is a book on J2ME, I found most of the programming practices followed and described in the book could be used on any other Java edition. These practices avoid unnecessary processing burdon and memory consumption hence resulting better performance.

Now I find myself following most of these practices on my regular developments. You also can give it a try if you have spare time to read material relaing to different field.

[ August 03, 2006: Message edited by: Isuru Sampath ]
[ August 03, 2006: Message edited by: Isuru Sampath ]
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