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    Default Tuning WebSphere server with Get-Services 2.01 on Solaris.

    Hello,

    Does somebody has experience with configuring a WebSphere server with Get-Services on Solaris 2.8? Especially I am interested in how to optimize the response speed between the two. Serving up the pages takes sometimes ages and sometimes less then a few seconds. The hardware and software is more than compliant to what Peregrine suggests. Maybe you can set additional parameters in WebSpere to speed up performance?

    thx,
    Geert

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    How much RAM do you have in your server where the Web Applicane runs?

    What have you defined as initial heapsize?

    /Steen

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    Hi,

    Peregrine support France told me that a JVM is linked to the SCCL32 process you see on ServiceCenter. The problem is that request that go through SCCL32 are processed in sequence, not in parallel. So if 2 users are requesting the creation of a call, the second one has to wait until the first one's request goes through SCCL32 -> eventin -> call created -> eventout -> result sent to user browser via SCCL32,archway...
    And as there is a polling mechanism on events tables, a transaction could take more than a minute.
    => If there are 10 people who are trying to create/update call/incident, you may image the waiting time!!!!!

    It'sincredible. If this explanation is true, it will be quiet useless for us as we have 15000 potential users of GetIt. :evil:

    Has someone info about this and how to solve this?

    Fab

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    There is 32 G of RAM on that Sun 15000.
    Initial heap size is 128 M, max heap size is set to 256 M

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