Shailesh Nakhare

Hi All,
I have the following situation in development and am facing the problem mentioned here :
1. There is a Web Based Application developed in JSPs, Servlets and Beans (not Java Beans or EJBs but simple java classes used to access data from the DB and updating the same to the DB).
2. All the above mentioned sources run in an iPlanet Web Server 6.0 container.
3. The JSPs are used for Viewing, Adding, Editing data from an Oracle 8.x database on some other machine and this is done thru Beans (as mentioned above).
4. All the requests to the various JSPs are routed thru a RouterServlet which calls the appropriate JSP for the functionality.
5. This configuration works fine with some lesser number of users accessing the web site. But, when the Number of users accessing the system increases, the performance of the system reduces drastically. Thus the web page (JSP) being accessed takes around 500% more time than accessing it normally !
6. We have not been able to pin point the problem as yet, but think that the problem may actually be :

a. The "Web Server" not being able to serve multiple requests at a rapid pace.
b. The "Database" may not be able to perform fast fetches / updates to the data, being requested / updated by the Beans.

Has anyone faced similar situation earlier or could you suggest some solutuion for the same ?
Also, can anyone tell me about simulating the scenerio of a Web Browser accessing a JSP page, by using some simple java application / class.
Pls. let me know of any possible solutions !
Thanks in advance..... !
- Shailesh

Hi All,
I have the following situation in development and am facing the problem mentioned here :
1. There is a Web Based Application developed in JSPs, Servlets and Beans (not Java Beans or EJBs but simple java classes used to access data from the DB and updating the same to the DB).
2. All the above mentioned sources run in an iPlanet Web Server 6.0 container.
3. The JSPs are used for Viewing, Adding, Editing data from an Oracle 8.x database on some other machine and this is done thru Beans (as mentioned above).
4. All the requests to the various JSPs are routed thru a RouterServlet which calls the appropriate JSP for the functionality.
5. This configuration works fine with some lesser number of users accessing the web site. But, when the Number of users accessing the system increases, the performance of the system reduces drastically. Thus the web page (JSP) being accessed takes around 500% more time than accessing it normally !
6. We have not been able to pin point the problem as yet, but think that the problem may actually be :

a. The "Web Server" not being able to serve multiple requests at a rapid pace.
b. The "Database" may not be able to perform fast fetches / updates to the data, being requested / updated by the Beans.

Has anyone faced similar situation earlier or could you suggest some solutuion for the same ?
Also, can anyone tell me about simulating the scenerio of a Web Browser accessing a JSP page, by using some simple java application / class.
Pls. let me know of any possible solutions !
Thanks in advance..... !
- Shailesh

Hi william,
Thanx for your suggestion ! I was really in mess trying to figue out the bug / error in the packaged class files i was using ..... this has helped me a lot solve that problem !
Thanx :-)
- Shailesh Nakhare

Originally posted by william cummings:
Hi,
Modify the magnus.conf file adding the following line at the bottom of the file.
Init fn="nt-console-init" stdout=console stderr=console
The location of the magnus.conf file depends on the location where Netscape Enterprise 6.0 is installed.
See example;
(<drive_letter>:\server_root\server_instance\config\magnus.conf)
This will allow the standard out and standard error to be directed to a foreground window in NT4/2000.
Hope this helps.
William Cummings

I'm having a requirement to get Servlet output to some Terminal window /Command window from iPlanet web server 6.0. The OS i'm working on is Windows NT 4.0(sp 6a). iPlanet does not give the servlet output in its error log as servlets are external to it.
iPlanet web server runs as a NT service on Windows NT, but is there a way to RUN the web server from a COMMAND / TERMINAL window so as to get the servlet output in that window
?