Eric Molitor | 1 Jan 02:01

Resin and RAILS

Anybody use Resin's (http://www.caucho.com) FastCGI support with Rails? 
I'm seeing performance very close (almost the same) to what I'm seeing 
with Lighttpd. Nothing scientific but just a quick test using Apache's 
wb and JMeter. (Might be interesting to other Java/Rails folk or 
Java/PHP/Rails folk. I have no connection to Caucho and the tests were 
done with the *non* GPL version of Resin, not sure what the numbers 
would look like with the GPL version.)

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Frank | 3 Jan 16:14
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Re: Resin and RAILS

How do you setup resin to work with rails?

Thanks

Frank
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Eric Molitor" <eric@...>
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Subject: [Rails] Resin and RAILS

> Anybody use Resin's (http://www.caucho.com) FastCGI support with Rails? 
> I'm seeing performance very close (almost the same) to what I'm seeing 
> with Lighttpd. Nothing scientific but just a quick test using Apache's 
> wb and JMeter. (Might be interesting to other Java/Rails folk or 
> Java/PHP/Rails folk. I have no connection to Caucho and the tests were 
> done with the *non* GPL version of Resin, not sure what the numbers 
> would look like with the GPL version.)
> 
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Justin Forder | 6 Jan 07:12
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Re: Resin and RAILS

Eric Molitor wrote:

> Anybody use Resin's (http://www.caucho.com) FastCGI support with Rails? 
> I'm seeing performance very close (almost the same) to what I'm seeing 
> with Lighttpd. Nothing scientific but just a quick test using Apache's 
> wb and JMeter. (Might be interesting to other Java/Rails folk or 
> Java/PHP/Rails folk. I have no connection to Caucho and the tests were 
> done with the *non* GPL version of Resin, not sure what the numbers 
> would look like with the GPL version.)

Very interesting! Do you know if the servlet is dependent on the Resin 
implementation? A GPL FastCGI servlet that could run in any Java web 
container would be nice...

regards

   Justin

Gmane