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Performance Analysis for Java™ Websites
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The first authoritative guide to analyzing and optimizing the performance of Java-based Web sites. - By IBM experts who have consulted with hundreds of enterprises on Java Web performance issues.
- Identifies performance issues that are common to a wide range of B2B, e-commerce, and financial applications.
- Includes expert coverage of performance measurement and optimization for EJB-based and wireless Java applications.
Web sites based on Java application servers have unique performance challenges. Now, three of IBMs leading experts present the first systematic guide to measuring, analyzing, and improving the performance of Java-based Web sites and applications. Drawing on their consulting experience with hundreds of sites, the authors identify common performance issues that arise in a wide range of e-commerce, B2B and financial applications, and present solutions. Coverage includes: designing accurate, effective performance tests tailored to your sites content and usage patterns; analyzing the data you collect; identifying performance solutions to Java-specific challenges, and more. Performance Analysis for Java Websites also includes guidance for measuring and enhancing the performance of both Java-based handheld/wireless applications and sites built with Enterprise JavaBeans. The book includes a practical, easy-to-use symptom reference for isolating and resolving a wide range of bottlenecks. For anyone concerned with the performance of a Web site utilizing Java technology, including Web administrators and developers, ISP professionals, performance testers, and Web quality assessment specialists. Stacy Joines, Ruth Willenborg, and Ken Hygh work for IBM Software Group at Research Triangle Park, NC. Joines and Hygh are Senior Consultants with the WebSphere Consulting Services Group; Willenborg manages the WebSphere Application Server performance team. All three spend most of their time helping customers resolve Java Web site performance issues. |
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