antoine_mpo
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Hi List,
As i work a lot on websphere those days, and that we have performance issues (end users work with web client and are not really satisfied), i'm trying to collect informations on how is working Webpshere and JAS applications.
I'd be really interested if you would like to share documentation about how all this part is working together.
In particular i'd like to find some details about all the information given by the web saw (jdbc pool, jdenet pool, virtual clients, thread pool) and how to use it to check if some performance issue comes from the web part, if there are some bottlenecks, and if there are some parameters to adjust to reduce them.
There are some explanations in the "web administration guide", but i'd like to know more. I also have a IBM documentation about Websphere with EntrepriseOne Technology foundation and some possible tuning.
So if you have any documentation you'd accept to share, or any feedback from what you experienced, i'd be gratefull.
Of course i'd be pleased to share what i know.
Thanks for your help.
Cheers,
As i work a lot on websphere those days, and that we have performance issues (end users work with web client and are not really satisfied), i'm trying to collect informations on how is working Webpshere and JAS applications.
I'd be really interested if you would like to share documentation about how all this part is working together.
In particular i'd like to find some details about all the information given by the web saw (jdbc pool, jdenet pool, virtual clients, thread pool) and how to use it to check if some performance issue comes from the web part, if there are some bottlenecks, and if there are some parameters to adjust to reduce them.
There are some explanations in the "web administration guide", but i'd like to know more. I also have a IBM documentation about Websphere with EntrepriseOne Technology foundation and some possible tuning.
So if you have any documentation you'd accept to share, or any feedback from what you experienced, i'd be gratefull.
Of course i'd be pleased to share what i know.
Thanks for your help.
Cheers,
