1. Java EE - find session size stackoverflow.comIs there a way to programatically track the size of a particular session on a Java EE app server, or do I have to resort to the app server's vendor specific ... |
2. Minimizing Customer Interruption During Deployment stackoverflow.comHow do you deploy new code into production so that the customer experience is not interrupted? Let's assume an e-commerce website that's in a load balanced environment, where no session state is ... |
3. stateful session bean pool size stackoverflow.comam going through enterprise session bean material.i have doubts regarding below oints :- 1) lets say we mentioned the pool size as 50 for some statful session bean. Different 50 clients ... |
4. Http session size - Urgent coderanch.com |
5. Session size coderanch.com |
6. Smallest Session Size, Scalable until when ? coderanch.comHi Folks, I am currently pondering a problem on how scalable is scalable in terms of servlet sessions. For a person calling my servlet I want to assign a session ID, the session in the servlet will not have any data assigned to it other that that assigned by the servlet engine to maintain session. I know it will probably be ... |
7. Limit to number & size of variables in "session" coderanch.com |
8. Serialised session size coderanch.comI may have misunderstood the question. Are you trying to figure out the peristent size, or the in-memory size? They are not the same. The persistent size of an object is much larger than the memory it consumes. My previous post assumes you are interested in the persistent size. If you want to know the in memory size it is not ... |
9. Session Object size - memory management problem coderanch.comI know this question may not get answerd but Im having some memory management problems on an intranet server that has me wondering about the size of some of these objects. Here is what Im doing. I retrieve x amount of rows from a MySQL db, each row consisting of the following fields (not all have data but most do): 90 ... |
10. How can I increase the size of the session variables? coderanch.comCurrently I need to store up to 80 Kb in a session variable and it seems that I kind of lost the session variable. I'm pretty sure that the reason of this is that the server on which my application is install has some sort of session variable maximum. Do someone know where can I check this, or how can I ... |
11. maximum size of the session object coderanch.comShort answer: No. A session is not really a placeholder. It doesn't have a size. When you think of "putting an object in session" what you're really doing is binding an object (which lives on the heap) to the session with a reference. The limits you will run into have more to do with the amount of RAM allocated to your ... |
12. How to calculate exactly the size of the Session ? coderanch.com |
13. Session Size coderanch.comA serialized session contains ALL of the referenced objects in serialized form, thus it may or may not have anything to do with memory useage associated with keeping a reference in a session. If the only thing you are tracking in a session is an object that holds user specific data for a single user then the size of a serialized ... |
14. Session size... coderanch.comThis question has been asked quite a few times so you should be able to find a lot of discussion by using the search feature. In short, a session is nothing more than a map full of references to objects living on the heap. It's not a container and it doesn't really have a size. Since multiple sessions can point to ... |
15. Session Size (any way to see the size) coderanch.com |
16. How to know size of a session coderanch.comThere are different ways to measure them. A session is really just a map of references to objects on the heap. Several sessions can hold references to the same object. Becuase of this the amount of memory your sessions consume is often smaller (in bytes) than the amount of disk space required to hold a serialized copy of the same sessions. ... |
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18. size of the object in session coderanch.com |
19. Http Session Size coderanch.comI'm having a brain fart here, maybe someone can help me out. There is a way to measure the size of a user's http session. I cannot, for the life of me, remember what it is. We are storing a lot of data inside the user session and I want to find out how large it is getting. This is actually ... |
20. How to identify session size during runtime coderanch.comAlthough I understand what you are trying to get at, session size is a meaningless term. A session holds references to objects in a collection that associates a String with an object reference, each entry in the collection is really quite small. The impact on memory use of keeping references in a session depends entirely on what the references are used ... |
21. size of data stored in a session object and caching coderanch.comI know this might sound stupid, but is there a size limit on the amount of data that can be stored in a HttpSession object? I am trying to cache some data for an application that I am using.I am not running an application server, just tomcat 5.5.12. This application uses GIS (Geographical Information System) maps which will be associated with ... |
22. size of objects in session coderanch.comIf you're trying to figure out how much memory each user session uses and how many users you can support or how much memory you need, Java is not very helpful. Primitive types are pretty straightforward but there's no API or helpful formula to figure out how much memory object x uses. The common good advice is to minimize what you ... |
23. how to calculate the Size of data stored in session coderanch.comhi I want to observe the amount of the session use. because An excellent performance in less session data is obtained. I can do it by C# using System; using System.IO; using System.Web; using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary; namespace Utilities.Web { public class WebUtil { public static long CalculateSessionSize() { MemoryStream stream = new MemoryStream(); BinaryWriter writer = new BinaryWriter(stream); HttpContext hc = HttpContext.Current; ... |
24. determining the size of a session object coderanch.comI think you're missing something. That reference you provided was to a javadoc page for a 3rd-party class. That class is not part of the Servlet API - you have to go get it and add it to you application. Then you can use it. As far as how to use it once you get it, I'm sure the vendor will ... |
25. stateful session bean pool size java-forums.orgI am going through session bean material.i have doubts regarding below oints :- 1) do we mention the pool size for a specific bean or is it collective for all session bean in application? 2) lets say we mentioned the pool size as 50 for some statful session bean. Different 50 clients use them . so now all the 50 beans ... |