I have deployed Streamsicle to an old Pentium 3 laptop. The audio stream itself works fine with minimal CPU loads, but whenever anyone opens the web interface Java causes a 100% CPU load for 30 seconds. This is on Linux; on Windows everything worked fine, and this forum shows reports of people happily streaming from a Pentium 2.
The difference is that the Windows distribution has these files:
\web\WEB-INF\classes\main.class, index.class, playHistoryInc.class, songInfo.class, etc.
While the Linux version has these files:
\web\look_default\main.jsp, index.jsp, playHistoryInc.jsp, songInfo.jsp, etc.
If I understand correctly, the JSP files are compiled or interpreted every time the webinterface is opened. So I would like to compile them and tell Tomcat on Linux to use the classes instead of the JSPs.
Can anyone point me in the right direction on how to do this?
Thanks in advance.
Last edit: Arnie 2013-11-28
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I have deployed Streamsicle to an old Pentium 3 laptop. The audio stream itself works fine with minimal CPU loads, but whenever anyone opens the web interface Java causes a 100% CPU load for 30 seconds. This is on Linux; on Windows everything worked fine, and this forum shows reports of people happily streaming from a Pentium 2.
The difference is that the Windows distribution has these files:
\web\WEB-INF\classes\main.class, index.class, playHistoryInc.class, songInfo.class, etc.
While the Linux version has these files:
\web\look_default\main.jsp, index.jsp, playHistoryInc.jsp, songInfo.jsp, etc.
If I understand correctly, the JSP files are compiled or interpreted every time the webinterface is opened. So I would like to compile them and tell Tomcat on Linux to use the classes instead of the JSPs.
Can anyone point me in the right direction on how to do this?
Thanks in advance.
Last edit: Arnie 2013-11-28