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Home of some powerful performance testing solutions designed to leverage the performance potential of your Oracle environment.
Testnext Software offers testing solutions for automated load and stress testing and performance monitoring dedicated to Oracle Technology.
Our effective, easy-to-use (code free!) and affordable testing tools helps you answer the key questions:
 Does the Oracle Server function properly under load?
Do the response times meet the target requirements?
What is the impact on performance after a configuration change?
How many simultaneous users/statements can the Oracle Server handle?
With our testing solutions you can get an accurate picture of end-to-end system performance, identify performance bottlenecks before go-live and meet performance requirements and customer service level agreements (SLA) with confidence.
Our testing solutions are indispensable when it comes to proactive and reactive performance monitoring, Supply Chain and Operations Monitoring (SCOM), application migrations, performance tuning, continuous testing, solving scalability and performance related issues, etc.
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Oracle MapViewer: JRockit or Hotspot? |
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The story begins with the installation of the latest release of Oracle Fusion Middleware MapViewer on a clean Windows 7 box. This requires a Java application server.
The past years I have been using different releases of the Oracle Application Server. But now it is time to leave the Oracle Application Server behind and shift to Oracle’s strategic application server, Oracle WebLogic Server.
Installing Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g Release 1 including Oracle WebLogic Server was a snap. After the base installation I applied the latest patch set and created a separate MapViewer domain. I decided to not install a managed server but to use a standalone server domain instead and deployed MapViewer 11g sp4 onto the administration server running in production mode.
During the installation of Oracle Fusion Middleware I had to make a Java runtime selection for the application server. Oracle (formerly Sun) Hotspot or Oracle (formerly Bea) JRockit?
This installation step forced me to answer the following question: Which Java runtime is the most appropriate for running Oracle MapViewer?
The market opinion favours Oracle JRockit but I decided to prove it by letting the numbers tell the tale; the starting point for assessing performance characteristics of JRockit and Hotspot to answer the question “Which Java runtime can process most map requests?”.
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Mapviewer2test 4 Released! |
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The development team is proud to announce the immediate release of Mapviewer2test 4. This release is a major improvement, which includes a number of new features and bug fixes.
All users of mapviewer2test, especially those using earlier 3 releases are advised to upgrade to this release as soon as possible.
The following list will give you an overview of the most outstanding changes.
- New map content wizard to define a map request (WMS/XML);
- Enhanced options for load scheduling;
- Editable Oracle Maps requests;
- Support for FOI layer parameters;
- Enhanced graphical interface, among others dynamic overlay icons and mouse double click awareness.
For more information about the changes or support for safe migration please contact Testnext Customer Services. |
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Database2test 2 Released! |
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We are more than pleased to announce the release of Database2test 2! Our latest testing solution for the Oracle Database Server.
Database2test is the load and stress test solution for predicting system behavior and performance for all editions of the Oracle Database Server.
With database2test you can obtain an accurate picture of end-to-end database performance and identify performance bottlenecks before go-live!
We have added improved and new features, among others support for multiple SQL statements (compound SQL statements) and support for transactions.
The development of Database2test is closely aligned with our consultancy services and therefore proven technology. Read more...
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Cost reduction: production disruption will occur less frequently because proactively can be reacted to possible misconfiguration and performance problems.
Increased productivity: a lower production disruption will result in a higher productivity of the end-users. Also possible performance and scalability problems are more rapidly adressed and remedied.
Quality improvement: improved availability and foreseeability of the Oracle Forms environment by better insight in the performance characteristics. |
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