10 Jun 14:37
Re[2]: Long time processing in the DwrServlet.service()
From: Dmitry Kudrenko <dmitry@...>
Subject: Re[2]: Long time processing in the DwrServlet.service()
Newsgroups: gmane.comp.java.dwr.user
Date: 2008-06-10 12:37:50 GMT
Expires: This article expires on 2008-06-24
Subject: Re[2]: Long time processing in the DwrServlet.service()
Newsgroups: gmane.comp.java.dwr.user
Date: 2008-06-10 12:37:50 GMT
Expires: This article expires on 2008-06-24
Hello, Mike Thank you for your response. >> Could it be the same issue with MW> http://www.nabble.com/Dwr-2.0.3,-reverseAjaxEnabled-and-IE6-td16031191.html MW> Probably not. This only regards an IE bug that would MW> normally make the browser hang but not the server. And you are MW> seeing the DWR servlet hang in service() for 60 secs right? Yes. I saw this issue reproduced only with IE, but I am not sure that it is only IE issue. And DWR servlet hangs in service() for 60 secs. >> >> MW> You could also make your JavaScript code count the number of >> >> MW> successful callback returns and error/exception >> callback returns >> >> MW> resulting from your Client.send. >> >> >> >> Ok, yes. it should give us new information. I will add the >> >> counter to the >> >> JavaScript and counter of request with duration more than >> 30 sec and >> >> will compare them. >> >> MW> Yes, and also please count in error/exception callbacks >> as this may signal any error code returns. >> >> I did the number of errors in the client side = number of long time >> requests. Where target method is not executed. MW> I'm not totally sure on what you mean here. Could you describe MW> your numbers in a bit more detail? (And the actual numbers are MW> interesting too) I did the following: Added separate statistic on server side for long-time processed requests (more than 2 seconds) and other requests (less than 2 seconds). * Normal /call/plaincall/Client.send.dwr * Slow /call/plaincall/Client.send.dwr Added statistic to the bean methods. * SendMessage Also I added counters on the client side, browser sends these statistics to server when conversation (in the chat application) is finished: * send-requests * send-errors * send-callbacks So, I have the numbers like the following: Name Num Min Max Ave ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Normal /call/plaincall/Client.send.dwr 98 3 200 9 Slow /call/plaincall/Client.send.dwr 2 59999 60000 60000 SendMessage 98 2 180 6 send-requests 100 ... send-errors 2 ... send-callbacks 98 ... MW> Also: MW> - did you try 2.0.4? I will. The problem that Customer doesn't allow to restart system often. I am waiting to apply modifications. I also want to send exception description from the client to server side. MW> - is your StatisticManager thread-safe (synchronized) or could Certainly the StatisticManager is thread-safe. MW> numbers be distorted by simultaneous thread access ? I think not, because we can check these numbers in several places. -- -- Best regards, Dmitry Kudrenko ARDAS group (http://www.ardas.dp.ua)
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