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In this Webcast we will focus on tuning performance in a distributed multi-tier J2EE application configuration. You will see how tuning across the application stack, from the J2EE application server, Database Server, JVM , Networking, Storage and HP-UX levels, helps to achieve the best transaction throughput while maintaining the transaction response time requirement. The Webcast shows how to take advantage of the dual-core Integrity servers for J2EE workloads, and how the HP JVM delivers high performance on HP Integrity platforms.
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This Webcast is intended for software developers who develop applications on HP-UX and for and system administrators responsible for managing them. In particular, this Webcast is for developers and field engineers who work on multi-tier J2EE configurations.
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Learn the performance best practices for distributed multi-tier J2EE applications on Integrity HP-UX servers. Learn about the performance advantage of the dual core Montecito servers for J2EE applications and HP JVM performance on HP Integrity platform.
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Kishan Thomas is a software engineer in Java Compiler and Tools Lab at HP. He has been working on Java related technologies for the last five years. Kishan has worked on Java API’s, JPI and Java 3D on HP-UX 11i, with current focus on Java and J2EE performance and benchmarking. Earlier he also worked on the first Mozilla port on HP-UX 11i.
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