on 02-22-2017 5:49 PM
Hi all,
I have a local hybris 6.3 instance (default B2B Accelerator). Accessing the backoffice (i.e. getting the logon screen) is really slow (takes up to 2mins).
Has anyone a solution for this issue, or knows what could be the cause?
Thanks!
I am also facing the same issue did you find solution for this
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I encountered the same issue getting login page in backoffice with 6.3 before. It took some mins. I solved it by skipping scanning jar files by configuring catalina.properties as per this topic: https://answers.sap.com/questions/12750672/speed-up-server-start-time.html
Best regards,
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After some investigation (at least for my use-case) regarding the Backoffice slow performance issue, I noticed that there were a lot of interaction with the database during some workflows, for instance login into the Backoffice or accessing to the administrator tab of a specific product. I used the HAC to analyse the database interaction. After turning on the JDBC logging the jdbc-log file rapidly increases, in case of accessing the administration tab of a specific product, to be specific from 0 MB to ~350 MB and the response time of the page was something around 25 seconds and sometimes more. Most of the interaction are regarding SQL-request of enumerationvalues (see ).
It be that our customer-specific data model slows down the loading process of the page, since we have extended our product type with a lot of other properties. I wonder if there is a trick to speed up this attribute loading process.
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To improve the initial performance of your backoffice application, you can use the defined bean backofficeWarmUpTypeFacadeCaches. This bean is responsible for prefilling caches in the TypeFacade. You can configure which types should be prefetched introducing property typeNames. You can disable this functionality by setting up the parameter fill.typefacade.cache.on.startup to false in your local.properties file.
Please refer to the official documentation for more details on backoffice extension customization.
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Thanks for the hint, however I have already enabled this warmingup bean, still it doesn't help. And yet I still don't know why I received the 500 error here: http://answers.sap.com/comments/12826852/view.html
That is normal for the first time, should be a lot faster after that.
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