Db connection bottleneck

from each db connection, i want to maximize the amout of data
extracted. currently
(machine #1): make db connection. read some data. create "object". send to machine #2.
(machine #2): receive "object".make a db connection, read some data.
i know the query that machine #2 will make before sending the object from machine #1.
i can't just have one ArrayList of values because different quries will have different # of columns with different types, (Double) or two columns (Double, String) or (Integer, Double, Double), etc. etc.
i can't serialize the db connection, so the data must be gotten on machine #1, then bundled-up for transmission over the socket.
what is a good solution?
PipedInputStream rcv_data = new PipedInputStream();
PipedOutputStream send_data = new PipedOutputStream(rcv_data);
LoadData loadData = new LoadData(send_data,  query);
loadData.start();
ObjectInputStream rcv_data_ois = new ObjectInputStream(rcv_data);
while(loadData.isAlive()) {
  if(rcv_data.available() > 4) {
    String item = (String) rcv_data_ois.readObject();
    String host = (String) ServerFinder.getServer();
    Socket sok = new Socket(host, 5508);
    ObjectOutputStream sok_oos = new ObjectOutputStream(sok.getOutputStream());
    MyObj obj = new MyObj(item, query_made_on_machine2);
    sok_oos.writeObject(obj);
}  // __while(loadData.isAlive())__on machine #2, i start another
LoadData loadData = new LoadData(send_data, query_made_on_machine2);
loadData.start();
.....thanks.

>
what is a good solution?
Do it all on box #2 would be a really good solution.
Other than that cache the data.

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    There may be some server-side tweaks (worker thread pools, waiting queues,... for the record it's a Glassfish server) that I may tune, but as the "regular" situation of 10 client VMs is handled appropriately, I deem the server-side setting are correct.
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    One track I'd like to investigate, is the way HTTP connections are reused: we're using a JAX-WS client querying a Glassfish server, and both seem to agree on using HTTP1.1 (I checked HTTP packets with tcpmon), which supposedly "reuses connections" (is that the same as "keeps TCP socket open and reuses them"?). Could it be that the 10 threads in the multi-client simulator have a bottleneck of using a shared HTTP connection(s)? I don't know how to log or monitor this:
    - I did a couple of netstat dumps during the tests on the (Windows) client test machine, and it exhibits only a few hundreds of sockets in TIME_WAIT state, and a few dozens of ESTABLISHED ones.
    - I don't have the numbers for the server, though.
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    I may exhibit a poor turnaround time in this thread, as the test platform is used for real tests, but I do care about the topic, so I attach shiny little dukes.
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    J.
    (1) and after switching test platform (room & network); lesson one: "Never mix test platform changes and other changes in the same iteration; regression-test the new test platform with the former software version"
    (2) lesson two: "When you don't know, don't tell a colleague he doesn't know"
    (3) lesson three: "Short posts get better attention, are better understood, and more happily replied to"... (sigh)

    Hello ejp,
    I not only missed your points, but missed your latest post as well :o)
    I'm discovering it.
    You've missed the point. Problems that only shows up with multiple clients in the same JVM but not with multiple JVMs don't correspond to real-world situations any more than the configuration does so there is little in even investigating them, and no point whatsoever in trying to fix them.
    (...) It's not 'hopeless', but you have to be constantly aware that it can lead to false positives and false negatives.Fixing them woud enable me to continue load tests with a cheaper test platform. I cannot afford 10, 100 or 1000 client machines. I know you're talking about JVMs, but 10 or 100 client JVMs running on a single host is not a real-world situation either, no more than "all clients are on the same LAN". I have to do away with approximations, keeping aware as completely as possible of the differences it introduces.
    This is not true for HTTP connection caching: this favors the server as much as the client, so I can't infer that it's a favorable case overall.Again you've missed the point. It can only happen inside a single JVM. So it may present you with false positives.I'm still not sure I got the point now:
    -> For the server, wich are the differences between both client configurations (single-JVM vs 10 JVMs)?
    - - Does a new TCP connection request from the same JVM involve less work if one is already established?
    If not, and if each virtual client uses its own TCP connection, there is no cheating, and I don't need to worry about this level of bias.
    - - Does an HTTP request that comes over an established TCP socket require less server work than an HTTP request that reqests a new TCP socket?
    Probably (in the second case the server has to accept the TCP request and probably pool it, and assign a reader thread, etc...). So I do need to worry about this bias. One way to avoid it is to manage to have the virtual clients not using each other's HTTP connection.
    And so on...
    Is it possible to build a comprehensive list of the differences incurred by the single-JVM configuration?
    Then for each of them, I can try to evaluate ways to alleviate the bias.
    - If I managed to avoid or alleviate each and every bias, I would be back to a realistic simulation.
    - If there remained only the biases that handicap the server (such as, the server crashes under a 15 clients load, whereas in reality it could sustain 25), then I could be conservative and announce "the server will handle 15 clients gracefully" to the salespeople that will establish the SLAs. I understand that I may never be able to prove that the server actually scales up to 25 concurrent clients, but as long as the conservative SLA matches the market target that will do.
    - If I'm left with biases that do favor the server, then I can't rely on the test platform and I'll reluctantly but resignedly try to have a more realistic platform funded (the more likely outcome is to be asked to provide probabilities and disclaimers in the test reports).
    Thanks for your help so far, and please bear with my stubborn but polite request to try to identify further the differences ad causes.
    J.
    Edited by: jduprez on Dec 14, 2009 5:56 PM
    Edited by: jduprez on Dec 14, 2009 5:57 PM

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    OK:
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    Open iTunes. In the lower-right corner, you should see a dropdown menu from which you may select speakers. Select your speakers by the name you gave them.
    Click on any tune that you have in iTunes, and click the Play button. You should now be able to hear the tune playing out of your speakers, wirelessly !
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    Music is playing from iTunes (via AirTunes) on your laptop, though the router to the AE, to the speakers, wirelessly !

    you don't mention which products you use
    only ipad2 and up support mirror
    and only iphone4s and up support mirror
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    Hello
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    TNX
    Erez

    Erez,
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    http://www.httpwatch.com/
    James

  • Long time to load a first page, get "the connection has timed out" frequently.

    Frequently takes a long time to get to first page. Even a "speed test" to check my DSL connection. Usually can get to "google.com" quickly but it did come up slow today (just a test for a simple page).
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    Here's your sign! This is my problem and its solution. Let me know if someone needs help to interpret.
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    ==================================== start quote.
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    Details Page 2 Line 26 System Log: Local Analysis of sapsrmt                  1
    Time
    Type
    Nr
    Clt
    User
    TCode
    Grp
    N
    Text
    10:24:58
    DIA
    000
    013
    EMREK
    R4
    9
    Communication error, CPIC return code 020, SAP return code 223
    Communication error, CPIC return code 020, SAP return code 223
    Details
    Recording at local and central time........................ 07.12.2006 10:24:58
    Task......
    Process
    User......
    Terminal
    Session
    TCode
    Program
    Cl
    Problem cl
    Package
    91342
    Dialog work process No. 000
    EMREK
    XXXXXXXX
    2
    K
    SAP Web AS Problem
    STSK
    Further details for this message type
    Module nam
    Line
    Error text
    Caller....
    Reason/cal
    thxxhead
    7192
    020223
    ThRecei
    CPIC-Er
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    223,,Network read error
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    239,,Error in GW comm.   (read)
    240,,Invalid length
    241,,Invalid environment
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    247,,APPC server not started
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    249,,Comm. table is full
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    632,,No LU specified
    633,,Max.no. of clients reached
    634,,Invalid TP name
    635,,fork failed
    636,,Invalid NI handle
    637,,rexec failed
    638,,TP start failed
    639,,NiDgSend failed
    640,,Internal error
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    665,,Gateway service unknown
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    669,,Symb. destination too long
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    677 ,,Timeout for registered programs
    678 ,,TP is registered
    679 ,,TP is not registered
    720 ,,Security breach of registered programs
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    722 ,,SNC required
    723 ,,SNC name not defined
    724 ,,Default SNC name not permitted
    725 ,,Protocol does not support SNC
    726 ,,No local SAP System
    727 ,,SNC required
    728 ,,Conversation ID not found
    729 ,,SNS must do the communication
    730 ,,Start of external programs deactivated
    731 ,,Gateway shut down
    732 ,,No external programs
    733 ,,Conversation ID does not match
    734 ,,Net conversation error
    735 ,,Monitor is not active
    736 ,,Conv-ID is not unique
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    451,,No side-info entry
    452,,TP-START failed
    453,,No initialization
    454,,"getlu" failed
    455,,"signal" failed
    456,,Timeout during conn. setup
    457,,CMALLC failed
    458,,CMSEND failed
    459,,Prepare-To-Receive failed
    460,,"mc_flush" failed
    461,,CMRCV failed
    462,,Argument missing
    463,,"get_allocate" failed
    464,,CMDEAL failed
    465,,TP-END failed
    466,,Max.no.of conv. reached
    467,,"snaopen" failed
    468,,"snactl" failed
    469,,No flush in IBM environment
    470,,"snaclse" failed
    471,,Status error
    472,,No side-info entry
    473,,No conversation
    474,,Connection closed manually
    475,,Connection closed automatically
    476,,No partner found
    477,,Confirm failed
    478,,Confirmed failed
    479,,GWHOST not in side-info entry
    480,,GWSERV not in side-info e.
    481,,PROTOCOL not in side-info entry
    482,,LU not in side-info e.
    483,,TP not in side-info entry
    484,,No conn.to gateway
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    486,,SAP_CMACCP not executed
    487,,Program not in argument list
    488,,Host not in argument list
    489,,Service not in argument list
    490,,Conv-ID not in argument list
    491,,Invalid parameter
    492,,LU62CVCT failed
    493,,LU62ATTCH failed
    494,,No CONV table
    495,,Incorrect conv.table
    496,,Invalid conv modification
    497,,NiHostToAddr failed
    498,,NiAddrToHost failed
    499,,Read operation tab.THOST failed
    500 ,,No side info file exists
    501 ,,CMRCV failed
    Technical details
    File
    Offset
    RecFm
    System log type
    Grp
    N
    variable message data
    6
    245700
    m
    Error (Function,Module,Row)
    R4
    9
    020223                                ThReceiCPIC-Erthxxhead7192

    Hi,
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    Yann

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