Long Running Web Process (LRWP) in the Java Platform Using GlassFish
| Published on 8/18/2008 by Dotnetindex More articles in Java 
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LRWP is a protocol, similar to CGI but faster, used by a web server to communicate with its peers. In Making Java Technology Faster than C with LRWP, we showed that the Long Running Web Process (LRWP) implementation in Java using GlassFish was faster than the implementation in C and Xitami. This paper describes that LRWP implementation. |
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