Timeouts with proxy

Customers have been reporting "Page cannot be displayed" in IE and sending screenshots of partially loaded pages. I'm assuming we have a timeout issue.
We have a proxy (HttpClusterServlet) handling the SSL, and load balancing on a few managed servers over non-SSL protocol on the same machine.
Server2008 64bit [ Client ---> HTTPS ---> Proxy ---> HTTP ---> Managed Servers ]
Where would a timeout issue likely been occuring?
In admin console, under the Proxy server -> Tuning, I'm noticing the HTTP timeout is 5sec and SSL timeout is 25sec (Defaults). Would increasing the SSL timeout on the proxy and the HTTP timeouts on the managed server help this situation?
Side note: In the managed servers' output logs I am also notice "View cannot be restored" errors, which I'm assuming is a user trying to request an expired session, probably due to reloading a page that has already expired. This may be a seperate issue, as I have set all no-cache, revalidates headers in my filter.
Any feedback appreciated.

The document tells me I should install OWA. I assume it's Oracle Web Agent, since the document doesn't ever tell me what OWA is, and not the more common Outlook Web App (nor anything else on the wikipedia page for OWA). I do not see anything on the download page about a Web Agent. I downloaded Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g Web Tier Utilities, which the asktom site suggested, but it's over a gigabyte of stuff (compressed), won't let me chose components, and requires the WebLogic Server, which I'm not paying for.
I looked at the linked mod_plsql, and it's from Total Knowledge Software, not Oracle. Also, the official website for that release says the next version will support Apache 2, which is hardly current. Since the current version is 4.5 years old, I assume the project is dead and there will be no next version. Even if development is alive, I need something now. There is another open-source version of mod_plsql, but they specifically state that it does not have full support for application express.

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My iMac is one of the more powerful ones: i7, 2 internal drives (the main one is a 256 GB flash drive), ATI Radeon HD 5750 w/1 GB VRAM, 16 GB RAM. But I notice that when I'm trying to apply multiple effects to a compound clip and then use crop to zoom on it, it starts dropping frames all over the place and barely plowing through.
I'm wondering if I should edit with proxy media. I know one disadvantage is the amount of space it takes to have both proxy and regular media, but I have plenty of disk space. I edit AVCHD footage that I optimize upon import.
I will also be doing a lot of multicam editing.
So I'm thinking proxy media is the way to go. But I have to wonder what the disadvantages to using proxy media are. For instance, since you're editing with a lower-quality version of the video, does that mean that when you do things like color correction you aren't getting a good a final result when you switch back to the regular media?
I'd appreciate any advice/tips.

JDLee wrote:
.... you aren't getting a good a final result when you switch back to the regular media?
no, the color correction is done with the 'HDef' material.
proxies is just a pre-view thing; esp. when doing multicam, the amount of data shoveling from/to harddrive is enormously ... theoretically, even a fw800 connected super-fast Raid can handle only a max. of 10 HDef streams ...
I'm on consumer/hobbyist level - handling here 4 streams from usb-drives - as proxies, no problem.
when editing is done, you switch back to original/optimized and export in shiny 100% ...

Editing with proxy media

Does editing with proxy media files affect the video quality once its time to export project?
I shoot 1080P HD video, import both optimized and proxy media files. When its time to export the project or share to yutube the video comes out grainy and dull. I color correct during the edit process. I don't use compressor because I don't create dvd's.
This is a bit frustrating. Any comments or suggestions?

John Lyons wrote:
Even if I checked optimize and proxy video at the same time?
Do I lose the color corrections I did when I go back to optimized?
You don't lose anything. Edit in proxy mode, then before exporting go to preferences->playback and select Original/Optimized media. FCP X will keep all your edits, but will then use the high quality media so that you export your work in full glory.
If you choose this workflow, you really do not need to create optimized media.
I don't see any point in creating both proxy and optimized versions of your media. Either edit in proxy (if your mac or drive is relatively slow, or if you use multicam with several angles) - and then you don't need optimized - or edit in optimized and you don't need proxy.

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