It seems like I can’t stop testing my personality against all these quazy quiz’. I took the following, to see if it got any better than my [last test][1].
[1]: /2005/07/30/what-the/
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Strongly inspired by [my colleague][1], I took one of the “Your personality based on some multiple-choice questions”. This is what I ended up as:
Admitted, I’m no big Star Trek fan, but I know the basic characters. But who the …. is this???
[1]: http://www.emcken.dk/weblog/archives/121-A-test…-yeah-i-fell-for-it.html
I have installed [FishEye CVS browser][1] on our [CVS server][2]. FishEye is a product from [Cenqua][3], which also develops [Clover][4], a neet code coverage tool. I first tried the trial version, but I liked it so much I applied for a free licence, which they donate to Open Source projects. Next day I got one, so now we use FishEye.
[Browse the FriFinans CVS code][2]
[![Alt text][5]][1]
[1]: http://www.cenqua.com/fisheye/
[2]: http://cvs.frifinans.dk:8080/viewrep/FriFinans
[3]: http://www.cenqua.com/
[4]: http://www.cenqua.com/clover/
[5]: http://www.cenqua.com/images/fisheyed2.gif
I’ve created a nice little splash image for FriFinans.
![FriFinans splash image][1]
[PNG version][2] (better quality)
[1]: http://billen.dk/wp-content/frifinans_splash.jpg
[2]: http://billen.dk/wp-content/frifinans_splash.png
I’ve just read a [JBoss optimizing guide][1], which surgested, that you use [BEA's JRockit][2] JVM. It is optimized for server usage and it’s free (also for production usage).
So I downloaded it and tried it on my local installation of JBoss. I haven’t fully tested it yet, but the startup times have decreased from 38 sec to 22 sec. Thats more than 40%!!!
I’ve also applied it on the [FriFinans demo server][3], so lets see if it makes any changes to the runtime performance.
[1]: http://www.myj2ee.com/Members/Firedragon/jbosstuning
[2]: http://www.bea.com/jrockit/
[3]: http://www.frifinans.dk/brugere/demo/
