Blog - Spring JdbcTemplate: The phantom performance problem

[dr_pompeii]

Hi Karl

If hardware was the actual problem, it's an easy fix

yeah, thats true in 50%, the other reason was the simple number in the configuration, but thinking in the future always is critical

anyway i will create a thread related with minim requeriments

regards

[karldmoore]

yeah, thats true in 50%, the other reason was the simple number in the configuration, but thinking in the future always is critical

The extra memory really won't hurt the performance! Out of interest how many users is the application supposed to be serving?

[pmularien]

Do you know how that compares against emma?

Not that this is really related, but if you are an eclipse user interested in coverage tools, you may also want to look into the wonderful and excellent (IMHO) EclEmma plugin, which uses the EMMA back-end with great Eclipse integration. It provides integrated source-code highlighting in the Eclipse editor.

It's one of the best coverage tools I've ever used to help a developer actually improve code coverage, because it's so easy to see where you missed code. Yes, a lot of the other tools generate similar static HTML reports with source code highlighting, but it's sooo much better having the actual source code highlighted! Whoever is responsible for developing and maintaining EclEmma gets a big gold star from me

[dr_pompeii]

The extra memory really won't hurt the performance!

i dont understand your expression,
is not true that more ram can help the performance of the pc?

Out of interest how many users is the application supposed to be serving?

the company is small by the moment 2, in one month maybe 3 more

for the other project about of more of 1000 - 10000 users we are thinking about which should be the best architecture

regards Karl

[karldmoore]

i dont understand your expression, is not true that more ram can help the performance of the pc?

Yes sorry I've confused the situation. What I was saying was, it won't hurt performance e.g. it won't make it any worse, it should make it better.

[dr_pompeii]

Yes sorry I've confused the situation. What I was saying was, it won't hurt performance e.g. it won't make it any worse, it should make it better.

oh ok

i used to work with Kingston memory manufacter, you?

regards

[karldmoore]

i used to work with Kingston memory manufacter, you?

I think we use crucial ram, but I don't do the ordering for that kind of stuff so I'm not 100% sure.