Ran JMeter on my laptop (dual core AMD) and JBossAS on my desktop (quad core Intel). Laptop showed about 70-80% CPU usage. Desktop barely registered 10% usage. I was getting 333 requests/second. Hmm, that was using wireless on my laptop. Turned off wireless and used a wired connection. Now my laptop shows 100% CPU (desktop 10-15% CPU) and I got 534 requests/second.
Have you tried running JMeter on the CentOS box? That would at least eliminate the network as a possibility.
In JMeter, when you specify the host, do you use hostname or IP address? How many routers/switches are you going through between the JMeter and JBossAS boxes?
Do other network operations run acceptably on the CentOS box? Things like ftping a large file.
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Hi,
I've been trying to use jmx-console and jms with 'all' server config and I got a ClassNotFoundException see http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=138207 and a javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: DLQ not bound.
I setup a websphere MQ but server/all/deploy/jms/jbossmq-service.xml is missing from the 'all' config, causing i'm guess the DLQ not bound exception...
Has this problem been acknowledged?
Fortunately I use 'default' config which is in a much better state, I'm a little worried about the problems exhibited by 'all' config and count me fortunate that I don't need services available only in 'all' (clustering, etc..)
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