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On (2003/12/06 20:42), Aristedes Maniatis wrote:

> Anyhow, 1.3.1 FreeBSD JDK has been running in production for over a 
> year under WebObjects. It averages 150,000 page views per month all 
> served from Java based pages. Not a single hiccup.

Stable, sure.  But not necessarily fast.  Even if you assume only 20
business days in the month, that's still only an average of 5 views per
minute. :-)

Ciao,
Sheldon.