Re: Runtime for Forms 9i???

Hi!

Yap! We tested 1 user, 1 GB RAM, 8.1.7.1.5 database... SCSI disk... 1GHz XSEON processor...

I think the problem is that the application server MUST know where are you in the form
and when you move to the next field it sends the infomation like. "Hello server, I'm at field number 2"
even if there is no triggers or code or whatever... and this creates necessary network traffic even if it is only few bytes...

I think complexed WEB forms cretated with Forms 6i (I'm sure 9i too) are more suitable for INTRANET then INTERNET... If somebody can prove that I'm wrong we will be happy to cancel our client-server development...
and we will go to 3-tier technology immediately...

So I'm still looking for Forms 9i runtime... 6i runtime is too buggy...

Boris

"J Alex" <jalexanderssd_at_yahoo.com> wrote in message news:DLCp9.112634$O8.2633065_at_twister.tampabay.rr.com...
>
> "Chandra Mohan" <Chandra.Mohan_at_Oracle.com> wrote
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > Actually, the webruntimes are much faster compared
> > to client-server. Maybe you are taking the first time
> > download of the relevant Jar files. Once this is done
> > the first time, the running of the webforms in the
> > next iterations would be much better than in client-server.
>
> That would depend on the size of the box running the Forms Server and the
> number of users, as well as any other load on the box. My experience was
> that Forms Server has a plateau where performance severely drops. 10 users
> may run great, but up it to 15 users and your 1 second response time
becomes
> 10 seconds.
> But it sounds like this isn't his problem, since I'm guessing all the
> bench-marking was done with a single user on the server.
>
>
Received on Fri Oct 11 2002 - 19:13:59 CEST