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Preserving Application Performance When Porting from MTS to COM+ | |
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| Time: 00:00 EST/05:00 GMT | News Source: Microsoft | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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Much to their dismay, some folks experience an actual degradation of performance when porting their n-tier application from Microsoft® Windows NT® Server/MTS to Microsoft Windows® 2000/COM+. By merely using the default settings and without making any changes to their code, the responsiveness of their application may unexpectedly decrease significantly. This can prompt one to ask, "Okay, I did not change a thing, and my application is now a dog, what in the world can I do now?" Do not be disheartened. Realize that performance isolation is not a trivial task by any means. It is often a convoluted blend of experience, testing, data gathering, research, trial and error, investigational espionage, dedication, and a bit of black magic (not necessarily in that order!). In the highly complex and interwoven world of today's n-tier application, there are many factors that can affect responsiveness. And by fixing one problem, you may expose another weakness in your architecture, maybe not even associated with COM+! | ||
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