[Performance Tuning] - reasonable defaults for CORBA configuration?
by jhalliday
I'm having issues when running org.jboss.test.jca.test.TxConnectionManagerStressTestCase with the CORBA based transaction service (JBossTS JTS). I can make the test pass, but to do so I need to mess with various combinations of:
ulimit -s
ulimit -u
java -Xss
jacorb.poa.queue_max
jacorb.poa.thread_pool_max
and even then I still need to turn down the log4j threshold or the disk writes slow things down to the point that the test times out.
We already recommend JTS users increase jacorb.poa.thread_pool_max (from 8 to 32), but that alone is not sufficient to get the test to pass.
So, my question is: is it ok for the test to fail with the default settings for the above parameters. If not, what default parameters can we reasonably ship JBossAS with given typical user hardware specs, and/or how far can we reasonably cut back the test before it becomes meaningless.
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[JBoss Portal] - Iphone MobileSafari error on render Portal layouts
by francescglez
Hello,
Currently I'm working in iPhone's access to our main Portal application. I realize that when you log in a Portal instance (specially created for mobile access with its own layout and theme) and loads a Portlet, you're are embedding, produced html code from the default jsp in portlet, to the main html code from layout page definition. This means that you're using two html, head, body..... tags. Safari in its version for desktops or for iPhone does not support this embedded code. Then my greatest problem is that I need to load tags for jsf, richfaces, etc in the html tag in the jsp from portlet.
One solution could be loading these tags on the layout page, but this page is in the jboss-portal.sar deployment folder and I could never add support to JSF or Richfaces in this module.
Other could be to know the way Safari can support embedded tags, but still I could not find an answer to this question.
Anybody could give any light about it?
Thanks
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