WebDNA 6.0 Report
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2004
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numero = 56280
interpreted = N
texte = Having been seriously impacted by the ISAPI flaw in WebDNA 4.5, whereinlarge form submissions or large file uploads rendered WebCat comatose untilthe load was completed, we were very curious to prove that this issue wascorrected in 6.0.We upgraded to Commerce Edition on our Windows 2000 Server last evening andthen ran extensive tests, using our image processing system. We uploadedfiles of over 1.2 MB and simultaneously accessed other sites that usedWebDNA. In the past, while the file uploaded the other sites would becompletely unresponsive. With over 40 sites and extensive CMS systems inWebDNA, this problem had led us to conclude that in the second half of 2004we would have to move to PHP.I a please to report that in our tests, we found that everything worked asadvertised and that large loads do not impact other WebDNA functions orsites.We have also noticed that the rendering of pages resulting from complexsearches seems to be noticeably faster in 6 than in 4.5. We have no metricsto support this, but this appears to be the case.We are only 10 hours into the upgrade, but I thought users would find theseobservations useful.Christian F. GurneyManaging DirectorKG InterDev, LLCcfgurney@kginterdev.com-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Having been seriously impacted by the ISAPI flaw in WebDNA 4.5, whereinlarge form submissions or large file uploads rendered WebCat comatose untilthe load was completed, we were very curious to prove that this issue wascorrected in 6.0.We upgraded to Commerce Edition on our Windows 2000 Server last evening andthen ran extensive tests, using our image processing system. We uploadedfiles of over 1.2 MB and simultaneously accessed other sites that usedWebDNA. In the past, while the file uploaded the other sites would becompletely unresponsive. With over 40 sites and extensive CMS systems inWebDNA, this problem had led us to conclude that in the second half of 2004we would have to move to PHP.I a please to report that in our tests, we found that everything worked asadvertised and that large loads do not impact other WebDNA functions orsites.We have also noticed that the rendering of pages resulting from complexsearches seems to be noticeably faster in 6 than in 4.5. We have no metricsto support this, but this appears to be the case.We are only 10 hours into the upgrade, but I thought users would find theseobservations useful.Christian F. GurneyManaging DirectorKG InterDev, LLCcfgurney@kginterdev.com-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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