Business logic layer - what to use?

Alma J Wetzker almaw
Mon May 17 11:58:53 PDT 2004


Matthew Carpenter wrote:
> Net Llama! wrote:
> 
>> You're most likely thinking of the NPTL (Native Posix Threading Library)
>> that Redhat recently took a lot of flac for including in their distros.
>> Yes, Java apps do run 10-20% faster on Linux boxes that have NPTL 
>> support,
>> but its still slow as all hell compared to C applications.  Greasing a
>> whale doesn't make it less of a whale.
>>
> 
> Obviously, someone doesn't know how to code it very well :)

It really is not possible to reduce the java footprint at the code level.  It 
is entirely dependent on the VM implementation.  Java doesn't lend itself well 
to threaded p-code, even though it supports threads, so it is not realistic to 
expect good performance.  There are things you can do in the code to get 
better performance, but you are still dependent on the VM.

     -- Alma



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