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BEA WebLogic Server Performance and Tuning
1. Tuning Hardware, Operating System, and Network Performance
2. Tuning Java Virtual Machines (JVMs)
Setting Minimum Heap Size Equal to Maximum Heap Size
Setting High Heap Size for Benchmarking
Using Non-Standard Java Command Line Options
Non-Standard Options for Hotspot VM on NT
Non-Standard Options for HotSpot VM on Solaris
Changing Compilers in the WebLogic Server Console
Setting Your Compiler in weblogic.xml
Compiling EJB Container Classes
WebLogic Server Clusters and Scalability
Modifying the Thread Pool Size
Symptoms: Thread Pool Size Too Low
Symptoms: Thread Pool Size Too High
Allocating Threads to Act as Socket Readers
Activation and Passivation of Stateful Session EJBs
Monitoring a WebLogic Server Domain
Using WebLogic Server Performance Packs
Which Platforms Have Performance Packs?
4. Tuning WebLogic Server Applications
Using a Profiler to Reveal Hot Spots
JDBC Optimization for Type-4 MS SQL Driver
Setting Transaction Isolation Level
Hewlett-Packard Company Information
Java Virtual Machine (JVM) Information
Enterprise JavaBeans Information
General Performance Information
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