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How many CGI jobs do you have servicing the instance in question?
Your IBM i HTTP Server powered by Apache is a powerful web-serving system akin to a bank staffed with multiple fast-working tellers. The AJAX requests coming in from your front-end apps are like customers entering the bank to perform transactions. Each "customer" queues up in an orderly line on a first-in/first-out…
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Interesting... Have you ever seen more the 5 cgi jobs spawned?
You might want to double check what you have set in Dynamic Content and CGI > General Settings > Maximum active CGI jobs, ensure it's not restricting the total.
The getDataSourceWidgets call is generally a bit slower because it's doing a lot of heavy lifting, but I wouldn't expect it to take 10 seconds under normal circumstances. More like 2.
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I have not paid attention to the number of CGI jobs spawned into this instance. as of right now there are 5 but all in TIMW. Looked at other instances and I only see 5 for those as well. On our production system there are 34 spawned. We don't use NAB on production, so we have not seen that error crop up.
Are the number of threads per Valence instance, or are they cumulative across all the instances?
Here are my settings:
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Okay, perhaps the spawned CGI jobs are a red herring then... Let's assume that's all working fine.
Looking back at your original screenshot with the Google Chrome message -- which I think I missed because I was focused on your second post with the long-running calls in the call log -- that's definitely not normal. Is there one particular user for whom this phenomenon with the Chrome pop-up message is happening most often? We'd like that user to try working with Valence in an "Incognito" window for a few days and see if the problem ever happens while in that mode. If the problem does occur again while in Incognito mode, then we'll probably need to get on a web meeting to see what's going on. If it doesn't, then it could indicate some sort of browser plug-in, or something else ancillary to Valence, at play when working in "Normal" mode.
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