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[SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Z] packet sizes (TCP/IP)  packet sniffers  2nd  packets     dropped      resending on congested networks  page cache (operating system)  page display     partial display, optimizing      perceived performance and      performance checklist for  Page-by-Page Iterator pattern     in EJB design      Pet Store application otpimization, use in  pages     browser caching of      caching with cache tags      compressing      JavaServer Pages  [See JSP]     static, displaying quickly  paging  parallelism     CPU load and      distributed applications, designing to support      effects on performance, predicting      JMS message processing      optimizations and          data parallelism      performance checklist      of search spaces  parameters     method      reusable, in object creation      tuneable, in TCP/IP stacks  PartialSorter class (example)  partitioning     applications         distributed  2nd  3rd          EJB message handling design          performance checklist      data      databases  2nd          load balancing with      expressions      raw partitions  patching a running server  Pattern class  pattern matching  [See also regular expressions]     verbosegc logs, using with  pauses for garbage collection, minimizing  peak performance targets  perceived performance      caching      checklist for user expectations      J2EE applications          communication failures          cumulative delay and user impatience          good peak performance          Internet congestion          page display          priority service          screen navigation          user bandwidths, range of      network latency, effects on      startup times      streaming to appear quicker      threading to appear quicker  performance     checklists for      planning  [See planning for performance]     predicting  [See predicting performance]     targets  performance checklists  [See under individual topic listings] performance goals  performance monitor (on Windows)  performance problems     application and web servers      caused by benchmarking      four main areas of      with network I/O      network  2nd  3rd      sources of      symptoms of  performance tuning  [See also tuning entries under individual topics]     resources         books          JavaPerformanceTuning.com (web site)          magazines          optimizers          profilers          URLs      strategy for          identifying bottlenecks  performance-monitoring API for EJB application server  Perm Space  persistence in EJBs      bean-managed      container-managed, optimizations for      design guidelines for  pessimistic locking  Pet Store tutorial application (Sun)  PhantomReference class  ping utility  planning for performance  2nd      deploying with performance-logging features      focusing on performance in analysis phase      integrating performance logging      J2EE performance tuning      requiring performance predictions from designers      specifying performance requirements      test environment, creating      test performance and use results      testing simulation or skeleton  point-to-point messaging  poll( )  polling  polymorphism of methods, overhead involved in  pooling     connections with EJB application server      database connections          prepared statements and      message-driven beans in EJB      objects          load balancing with          node pool for ternary search tree          reducing garbage collection          VectorPoolManager class (example)      server sessions      stateful EJBs      stateless EJBs      threads          EJB application server          reducing startup overhead with  preallocating objects  precompiling a statement  preconditions  predicting performance      CPU parallelism      techniques for          batch processessing          comparative performance of operations          data conversions, costs of          focusing on shared resources          parallelism, effects of          relative costs of different access and update types          simulations and benchmarks, using          total work done and design overhead  preferredSize( )  prepared statements in JDBC  PreparedStatement interface     batching updates      Statement vs.      when to use      wrapper class, defining  preprocessors     eliminating code blocks with      inlining and      optimizing compilers and  previous( ) (ResultSet)  primitive data types     arrays of         fast casts for          updates to      casts of      garbage collecting      replacing others with ints      using instead of Object types  PrintWriter class  priorities     queues, load balancing with      user service, assigning to  private objects (referents)  processes     forking      listing, utilities for      performance checklist      priorities  2nd          allocated by operating systems, timing and      runnable queue of  producers (JMS), load balancing  profilers     further resources      methodology  2nd      output      sampling techniques      scaling behavior  ProfileTest class (example)      -Xaprof profiler, using with      memory monitoring  ProfileViewer program  profiling     assertions, enabling/disabling      J2EE  profiling tools      -Xrunhprof option for JDK      client/server communications          sockets, replacing          third-party communications packages, using      commercially available profilers      garbage collection, statistics on          -verbosegc option      generic      HAT (Heap Analysis Tool)      J2EE      measurements and timings      memory usage, monitoring      method calls          -Xhprof option          HotSpot and 1.3 -Xprof output          Java 2 -Xaprof option          Java2 cpu=samples output          JDK 1.1.x -prof and Java 2 cpu=old      object-creation      performance checklists for  proprietary communications infrastructures  2nd      comparison with other types  proxies     load balancing with proxy servers      monitoring performance of RMI calls      Proxy class      proxy objects         use in EJB message handling          wrapping JDBC objects  ps utility  pseudo VMs, application distrubution over  pseudocolumns (database)  public instance variables, avoiding accessor method use with  publish-and-subscribe messaging