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07-19-2001 03:48 PM
07-19-2001 03:48 PM
Java performance
IS there anything that can be done on HP-UX to speed up Java performance. We are planning to move some java apps from a single processor NT box to a 2 processor L-class server. As with most apps this server should blow away the NT box, BUT with java, the NT box kicked the HP box. I'm hearing that this is common but I find it hard to believe there is nothing to do to increase the performance.
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07-19-2001 04:46 PM
07-19-2001 04:46 PM
Re: Java performance
Hi, you can download "HPjconfig" to tuning some of your kernel parameter.
http://www.hp.com/products1/unix/java/java2/hpjconfig/index.html
http://www.hp.com/products1/unix/java/java2/hpjconfig/index.html
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07-19-2001 10:34 PM
07-19-2001 10:34 PM
Re: Java performance
Java is a multi threaded application .. so by increasing the number threads may improve the performance .. try also running more than one instance of java .
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Manju
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