Hi,
For a particular web server we are running with Tomcat 3.1, we are having
an issue with the java servlets that are running. What appears to be
happening is that each time a servlet is called from the web site, a new
process is created to run the java program. When I view processes with ps
Randy,
Thanks for the advice. Could you be a little more specific, though, about
how to use green threads instead of native threads and possibly differences
between the two? Thanks.
- Adam
At 10:59 AM 6/1/2001 -0400, you wrote:
Don't use ps - these are actually threads. ps is
Jeff,
Thanks a bunch. Your answer appears to be the best so far. I have
implemented the PoolTCPConnector in the server xml file and it appears to
be limiting the number of threads as it should. However, something that has
been happening (even before switching to PoolTCPConnector) is that when
Using the Pool connector and the min_spare_threads,max_spare_threads, and
max_threads, I set max_threads to 30 just to test it. Once I restart the
server.xml file, if I wait a little while (after some people have visited
the site and used some of the servlets) more than 30 threads appear (listed
