Hi Roman,

That is from an end users perspective with a remote server running on a slow
(144 kb) internet connection. I'm sure most of the overhead is in the
browser, net, and web app server. It turns out that a tape backup was
running on that server when I did that as well, today the initial access was
less than 2 seconds and subsequent accesses were less than a second.

That was just a quick and dirty measurement to show Umberto that he should
be getting better performance.

I'd be happy to run the AS3AP benchmark and post the results.

I'm downloading it now from Sourceforge. I'll post the results when done.

Rick

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> Hi Rick,
>
> > My web app returns 10 records of about 100 characters each in less
> > than 4 seconds on the first search, and in less than 1 second on
> > subsequent searches (connection is pooled, so it doesn't have to set
> > it up again).
>
> Seconds?!
>
> I do not know what does JSTL does, but on my dual CPU Netfinity with
> 750 MHz Pentium III I'm transferring megabytes, usually it is ~4-8 ms
> per 1k object to load from DB and ~20 ms to parse XML, construct
> object and save it to the DB.
>
> Can you please run AS3AP benchmark on your machine and report numbers
> here?
>
> Thanks!
> Roman