Very Informative Blog Written by A-TEAM - Mark Foster. This blog is about Audit Level for BPM and its effect on Audit ability and Performance.
BPM Auditing Demystified
Enjoy the reading.
BPM Auditing Demystified
Enjoy the reading.
Monday, 17 November 2014
Recomendation: Which JDK best suites SUN Java or JRockit
I have always come across this dialama, which JDK between SUN Java (Hotspot) and JRockit to use when we are installing Oracle Integration Products, i.e, SOA BPEL, BPM, BAM etc.
Here are some of my findings and recomendations:
First we will need to understand What is the difference between the Sun JVM and JRockit JVM?
The most well know JVM is the implementation from Sun. The Sun JVM is called HotSpot. The Sun JVM is shipped in the Java Developer's Kit (JDK) and Java Runtime Environment (JRE) from Sun.
The JRockit JVM from is optimized for reliability and performance for server side applications. To achieve this, JRockit JVM uses technologies such as code generation, hot spot detection, code optimization, advanced garbage.
To know more about the differences or futures of JRockit refer Oracle JRockit Frequently Asked Questions
Also as JRockit has been the propitiatoryJDK for BEA, I would use JRockit in Production or similar environment.
For developer environment I believe we should be OK to use either or. If you plan to debug or examine your code with Java Mission Control or want extended futures from Flight recorder than undoubtedly JRockit is your JDK.
If you have more to add please comment below.
Chaw.
Here are some of my findings and recomendations:
First we will need to understand What is the difference between the Sun JVM and JRockit JVM?
The most well know JVM is the implementation from Sun. The Sun JVM is called HotSpot. The Sun JVM is shipped in the Java Developer's Kit (JDK) and Java Runtime Environment (JRE) from Sun.
The JRockit JVM from is optimized for reliability and performance for server side applications. To achieve this, JRockit JVM uses technologies such as code generation, hot spot detection, code optimization, advanced garbage.
To know more about the differences or futures of JRockit refer Oracle JRockit Frequently Asked Questions
Also as JRockit has been the propitiatoryJDK for BEA, I would use JRockit in Production or similar environment.
For developer environment I believe we should be OK to use either or. If you plan to debug or examine your code with Java Mission Control or want extended futures from Flight recorder than undoubtedly JRockit is your JDK.
If you have more to add please comment below.
Chaw.
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