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  1. Performance problems using Websphere 4 (4 messages)

    Hi dudes

    We have some problems with an application running in a Websphere 4 version using clustering. The session persistence is using Oracle database. We have found that when the application calls to the HttpServletRequest.getSession, the time is above one second sometimes.

    Is this the standard behaivor using clustering? Have you ever had this problem?

    Thanks in advance
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  2. Performance problems using Websphere 4[ Go to top ]

    Hi dudesWe have some problems with an application running in a Websphere 4 version using clustering. The session persistence is using Oracle database. We have found that when the application calls to the HttpServletRequest.getSession, the time is above one second sometimes.Is this the standard behaivor using clustering? Have you ever had this problem?Thanks in advance
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  3. Performance problems using Websphere 4[ Go to top ]

    Hi dudesWe have some problems with an application running in a Websphere 4 version using clustering. The session persistence is using Oracle database. We have found that when the application calls to the HttpServletRequest.getSession, the time is above one second sometimes.Is this the standard behaivor using clustering? Have you ever had this problem?Thanks in advance
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  4. Performance problems using Websphere 4[ Go to top ]

    Hi dudesWe have some problems with an application running in a Websphere 4 version using clustering. The session persistence is using Oracle database. We have found that when the application calls to the HttpServletRequest.getSession, the time is above one second sometimes.Is this the standard behaivor using clustering? Have you ever had this problem?Thanks in advance
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  5. IBM admited to its websphere performance problem[ Go to top ]

    Unfortunately, IBM had admited to websphere 4.0 & 5.0 performance problems. Try new versions of websphere, perhaps you could get better results.
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