I don't think we access any dtds, but we do access content from the
network in a couple places. We have a frame on the bottom of our admin
console that accesses content from sun.com. This provides our "call
home" and promotion info marketing wants. We also have a page after
registration which provides several RSS feeds aggregated on a single
page -- each of these gets new content from the network. Unlike the
promotions frame, the registration RSS page access the network from the
server (required b/c of browser security limitations).
Ken
Bill Shannon wrote:
> Ken Paulsen wrote:
>> *Question #2:*
>> *How can Sun customers customize and tune the SJSAS Admin Console web
>> application in order to improve the performance of this relatively
>> slow Web UI application?
>> *
>> *Background for Question #2:*
>> The customer sees a very slow & non-responsive SJSAS Admin Console
>> application that pops-up a dialog to require users to login through
>> their corporate Proxy Server in order to access the SJSAS Admin
>> Console web app. Furthermore, it appears the SJSAS Admin Console web
>> application looks for resources (e.g. static images, DTD's, and
>> links) on Sun's external web sites and this slows down the start-up
>> and access to the SJSAS Admin Console application.
>>
>> The customer has already configured the Admin Server JVM heap size to
>> be 1 GB and they just simply want the SJSAS Admin Console web
>> application to be more responsive (i.e. faster remdering) and NOT
>> require users to login to their corporate proxy server in order to
>> access resources (e.g. static images, DTD's, and links) on Sun's
>> external web sites.
>
> We don't really access images and DTDs from a Sun web site, do we? If
> so,
> that's just a bug that should be fixed. All the static content should be
> bundled with the product.
>
> And yes, there should be a simple and easy way to disable accesses to the
> remote dynamic content.
>
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