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From: <php...@li...> - 2007-08-09 16:51:03
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Hi,
> Converting HTTP to LOCAL URL did the trick. It runs a lot faster now, from 16 seconds, it's
> down to 0-4 seconds. That's good enough considering that ordinary Wiki pages that do not use
4 seconds is still too slow if the cache is enabled and the jars are cached. I'd say that if a
script runs for much more than 200ms, then the script contains a bug.
> I am just curious... just how much memory does the loader
> cache use up? Can I change its value in some config file?
Up to 64M (see the -Xmx JVM option).
> I was using 3.1.x J2EE(?) for Windows XP because of the good tutorial
> site I mentioned in my last email.
Why do you need a tutorial to install the bridge? Your PHP code
should contain a require_once("java/Java.inc") (or "java/Java.php", if you
use version 3.2.1) and your java app must be running. That's all.
> version for Debian. Instead there is a 4.x J2EE *.DEB file.
I think there's a 3.2.1 version, too.
> This should work just as well, shouldn't it?
Yes. Java and PHP don't depend on a particular OS kernel.
> Aside from the INSTALL.LINUX readme file inside the archive file
> for Debian, where else can I find instructions/tutorials on
> installing on Debian?
Which information are you looking for?
Regards,
Jost Boekemeier
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