Costin Manolache wrote:
Tomcat 3.0 didn't have bad performance because design decisons, but
because poor implementation.
IMO 3.3 was reasonably good as performance - even for JSP. Not sure if
4.0 was so much faster at that time.
It's possible our memory is affected by our opinions - but I'm pretty
sure that lower footprint in 3.3 had a good impact on general
performance, not a bad one.
If you ever use external strings/files or similar, performance is going
to be really bad. Most likely this was not enabled in your testing.
Sorry, but I have a perfectly valid reason to give a -1. It's very
simple from my perspective anyway: I will make sure I will not be using
patches such as this one, and so I will maintain my own Jasper branch
(as I am doing for the rest of the container).
It is indeed a valid -1 on your own tree :-)
Yes, but then I think I will do what the Sun folks are doing: I'll
forget contributing back the useful stuff, and only come back with
annoyances.
Rémy
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