This is a topic I've seen here before, but can find the postings.
On Linux/Xwindows my application suffers from poor performance. (Linux is a
customer requirement).
The majority of the processing is being done by the Xserver with X ometimes
reaching 80-90% CPU.
My application has 15 layers. 3 are very active layers that obtain data from a
server. 4 layer are associated with input and drawing. The remaining 8 layers
provide the underlying map and geographic features. These eight layers I
recently placed in a BufferedLayer and witness an additional performance
increase.
The active layers hold and render as many as 60,000-70,000 graphics. The
graphics rendering doesn;t seem to be as much of an impact as bliting the
buffer to the sever screen.
I've researched the issue and discovered a JVM problem with text antialiasing
and alpha blending when running on Xwindows. I disabled the antialiasing as
much transperent rendering as I could. This resulted in a marked increase in
performance.
However, I am still seeing poor performance.
Does anyone have any tips or techniques to address the Xwindows rendering
issue.
Cheers,
David
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David Ward
ROLANDS & ASSOCIATES Corporation
500 Sloat Avenue
Monterey, CA 93940
USA
Tel: 1.831.373.2025
Fax: 1.831.373.2841
Email: synriga_at_yahoo.com
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Received on Wed Aug 03 2005 - 22:15:34 EDT