Re: [jboss-dev] Different Boottimes from pruning

Richard, this isn't saying there is something wrong with your design, because IMO, there isn't... Its purely an implementation problem of the VDF. Bill Burke wrote: > Ok, i did a profile of nothing in deploy/ and removed the weld and > jbossweb deployers: > > 30% of total boottime was spent in addDeployer() which makes sense since > WebServices adds like what? 30 deployers? That 30% of time is solely > in sorting the deployers. > > > > > > Richard Opalka wrote: >> OK Bill. >> Let us know your investigation results, please. >> I'm staying tuned ... >> >> Richard >> >> On 12/17/2009 02:19 PM, Bill Burke wrote: >>> Richard, I'm not convinced it is JBWS. I'll do an actually profile >>> today. Unless I'm missing something, I'm looking at your deployers and >>> not seeing much happening in start(). >>> >>> Richard Opalka wrote: >>> >>>> I created https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBWS-2873 >>>> >>>> Will dig deeper. >>>> >>>> Richard >>>> >>>> On 12/17/2009 02:01 AM, Bill Burke wrote: >>>> >>>>> Ok, I did some performance analisys without a profiler or knowledge of >>>>> the codebase. >>>>> >>>>> default/ profile: 33s >>>>> >>>>> Next I removed everything in deploy. I also had to remove >>>>> jbossweb.deployer, weld.deployer to get things to run: >>>>> >>>>> 2nd profile: 18.65 seconds >>>>> >>>>> Now, an interesting thing. I removed jbossws.deployer. >>>>> >>>>> No jbossws.deployer: 12.22 seconds. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> So, wow! jbossws.deployer is taking 6 seconds to deploy! >>>>> >>>>> But why? I took a wild guess and maybe it was classloading, jar >>>>> indexing, or scanning because jbossws.deployer is around 3megs and >>>>> dwarfs other .deployers in deployers/ directory. So, I combined the >>>>> seam jar with jacorb. No significant startup time. This leads me to >>>>> believe this isn't a VFS problem. >>>>> >>>>> So, maybe its jbossws? Well, I look at the beans created, and they >>>>> really aren't doing anything significant. BUT there is a SHIT LOAD of >>>>> beans being deployed. >>>>> >>>>> This leads me to believe this is something fundamental with MC. >>>>> >>>>> BUT... >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> You probably already know this. >>>>> >>>>> Cheers. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >> >