Weblogic.refresh is extremely slow & failing when xmiting JSP to App Servers

          We have a process that calls weblogic.refresh and sends JSP's to application servers.
          It normally runs in 30mins but is now running for 16hrs and then crashes. It is
          taking over 10mins to send each jsp rather than 1 second.
          Has anyone experienced a similar problem ?
          $BMS_JDKHOME/bin/java -Xms128m -Xmx128m weblogic.refresh -url t3://${STY_ADMIN_SERVER_URL}
          -username system -password ${WLS_PW} -application ${APPLICATION} -component ${APPLICATION}
          $FILES_TO_REFRESH >>

Was the managed server where a webApp is targeted alive when you ran weblogic.refresh? If the
          slowness happens when the managed server is down, you need to upgrade to SP3.
          Satnam Jhuti wrote:
          > we use 6.1 SP2 with weblogic_patches1.jar and the libproxy.so from SP3
          >
          > Rajesh Mirchandani <[email protected]> wrote:
          > >What release with service pack are you using?
          > >
          > >Satnam Jhuti wrote:
          > >
          > >> We have a process that calls weblogic.refresh and sends JSP's to application
          > >servers.
          > >> It normally runs in 30mins but is now running for 16hrs and then crashes.
          > >It is
          > >> taking over 10mins to send each jsp rather than 1 second.
          > >> Has anyone experienced a similar problem ?
          > >>
          > >> $BMS_JDKHOME/bin/java -Xms128m -Xmx128m weblogic.refresh -url t3://${STY_ADMIN_SERVER_URL}
          > >> -username system -password ${WLS_PW} -application ${APPLICATION} -component
          > >${APPLICATION}
          > >> $FILES_TO_REFRESH >>
          > >
          > >--
          > >Rajesh Mirchandani
          > >Developer Relations Engineer
          > >BEA Support
          > >
          > >
          Regards,
          Ann
          Developer Relations Engineer
          BEA Support

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Thanks for your response and sorry for the delay in my rep[ly.
Today I tested the Linux-64 version (Firefox 33) from the link you suggested. There weren't any install instructions or a README, but based on the file-system layout I guess it just needs to be extracted. I downloaded and extracted to my Downloads directory and ran the executable via command-line as my user (not root).
Firefox popped up right away, but it was not usable for at least 30s. It asked to import from Chrome which I did (no errors). Every click on the top bar (address bar search, buttons to the right of search, bookmarks toolbar) resulted in a dimming un-dimming sequence of @7s, after which nothing (couldn't focus in the address bar, occasionally the bookmark menu would appear, but was not functional). Basically, it's un-usable.
As I mentioned in an earlier reply, I am having similar problems with Komodo which is apparently also Mozilla based.
Are there any logs I could tail and post that might help track this down?
Not sure what to do at this point.

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