Java Performance
August Java Performance News
by Jack Shirazi
August 27, 2003

Summary
The August issue of the Java Performance Newsletter was published

The August issue of the Java Performance Newsletter was published, here is the content list

All the latest Java performance related news and articles
Kirk Pepperdine's roundup of performance discussions over the last month. This month Kirk covers micro-benchmarks, adaptive JVM advantages, McCabe Complexity, the shelf-life of tips, obfuscation, and more.
Javva The Hutt rambles through performance past, present and future. Javva details how he set up his constant response-time production server.
This month's interview with Steven Haines, J2EE architect for Quest Software who shares with us his expert knowledge of current performance issues
This Question of the Month asks about the effectiveness of pooling objects.
All the lastest Java performance tips extracted in concise form: GUIs (wait cursors); J2EE (session scopes, messaging EJBs, app-server tuning); performance management; several JVM and core classes tips; and several of the classes of the 1.5 java.util.concurrent package.

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Jack Shirazi is the author of O'Reilly's "Java Performance Tuning" and director of the popular website JavaPerformanceTuning.com/, the world's premier site for Java performance information. Jack writes articles for many magazines, usually about Java performance related matters. He also oversees the output at JavaPerformanceTuning.com, publishing around 1 000 performance tips a year as well as many articles about performance tools, discussion groups, and much more. In his earlier life Jack also published work on protein structure prediction and black hole thermodynamics, and contributed to some Perl5 core modules "back when he had more time".


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