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I would like to find out what the book has in terms of performance testing- specifically, to make sure that the configuration supports the highest throughput as possible, given a particular application. Thanks.
 
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Scott,

The book has two chapters on Performance, one that covers Performance testing, including setting up a test plan and running tests using the Jakarta JMeter framework. The second performance chapter deals with how to go about tuning your web application, including where to look for performance bottlenecks and general best practices.

A detailed table of contents for the book is at
http://media.wiley.com/product_data/excerpt/10/04717536/0471753610-1.pdf - this should give you an idea about what is covered.

Thanks,

- Vivek
[ October 03, 2007: Message edited by: Vivek Chopra ]
 
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