We're (formula1.com) using sun-jdk with tomcat and postgres-jdbc
	on our internal development server. Difficult to get a good feel
	for the speed because tomcat is slow (on any platform), postgres
	is no speed daemon, and we're running and older (and much slower)
	postgres-jdbc until they fix a problem.

	Having said that, its very stable, and our bottleneck is the
	database, not the jvm :)

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		David/absolute		-- www.netbsd.org: No hype required --


On Sat, 13 Oct 2001, Peter Stibrany wrote:

> Hello.
>
> I am considering using linux version of sun-jdk on production server, and I
> would like to know your experience with it. Is it working? Is it stable?
> Is it Fast? I was able to run only classic VM from sun-jdk, there are two
> others (Hotspot client, hotspot server), which doesn't run because of
> unimplemented sigaltstack system call in linux emulation. Should I run
> one of Hotspot VM on linux machine, or is it sufficient to run classic vm (on
> NetBSD)? Which other Java VM would you recommend instead of one from
> sun-jdk (IBM? Kaffe? others?)?
>
> I need to run JBoss application server together with Tomcat. Unfortunately
> I am new to Java technologies and have little experience with it. I have
> to setup new server and I am seriously thinking about putting NetBSD there
> instead of Linux, which we used on our other servers. One of our
> requirements is running solid Java VM there.
>
> Thank you for sharing your experience.
>
> Peter Stibrany
>
>