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I use a Websphere Application Server Express 5.1. The server writes excessively while deploy/start an application and the application takes an awfully long time to do the action. Is it a problem with the server or does it have anything to do with the application?
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No, WAS is often slow to start. Alternatively, I think you can decrease the debugging level in the WS admin console via the web browser interface. Open it up, select a server instance, select logging and see if you can filter out some extra information.
 
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But Its during the deployment process of the application and not start of the server. The server takes 45 mins to start the application. Is that usual?
 
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Originally posted by Thara Visveswaran:
But Its during the deployment process of the application and not start of the server. The server takes 45 mins to start the application. Is that usual?



Every single time the server starts it takes 45 mins? I've seen it take 20 minutes before, but 45 is very high. It might be your memory size. Try a deploying a simple application and see if it takes nearly as long. WAS has some pretty high memory/system requirements.
 
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