Re: Web forms / Netscape 4.04

From: (wrong string) ørn Pedersen <bjoped_at_online.no>
Date: 1998/02/28
Message-ID: <6d9tck$dnk$1_at_o.online.no>#1/1


Yes, I think memory is the key here. If you have enough memory / swap space on disk you could have more than 10 users. Each user (session) seems to demand 10-15 MB of server memory, so there's certainly some tough limits. If you load the server with more than 10 users, I fear you can meet other limitations. My needs are a maximum of 5-10 users, so I'm happy as it is.

Peter Horstmann wrote in message
<34F7DEB0.ED20C134_at_horstmann.hh.eunet.de>...
>Bjorn,
>
>you said, you got it working. Are you still testing or is it already
 production
>? I'm interested in user experience especially regarding the server load.
 ORACLE
>told us to have not more as 20 concurrent users on a WIN NT-application
 server.
>Somebody else told me yesterday that 100 users will also be ok, if you only
 have
>enough memory. What do you say ?
>
>Peter
>
>Bjørn Pedersen schrieb:
>
>> Yes, it's possible. We use Netscape 4.0.4 with jdk 1.1.4 smartupdate from
>> Netscape and it really works. We have a menu and a toolbar on the forms,
>> perform inserts, updates, get the server messages on the bottom line etc.
>> It's really quite fast over the internet too, but the server gets a heavy
>> load ... and the client processes are not always terminated on the server
>> when the client logs out. That means that we have to monitor the server
 and
>> kill dead processes which uses a lot of memory.
>>
>> Richard Phillipson wrote in message
 <01bd42c6$54bbe600$9d42989e_at_richard>...
>> >Has ANYONE got web forms working direct from netscape without using the
>> >applet viewer.
>> >Currect config Web server 2.1
>> > Forms 4.5.8
>> > JDK 1.1.5.0 (from sun)
>> >Just to know it can be made to work might save my sanity!!!!!
>> >
>> >Richard.
>> >
>> >richard_at_abdex.demon.co.uk
>> >
>
>
>
Received on Sat Feb 28 1998 - 00:00:00 CET

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