Are you asking about CPU usage or memory usage?
For CPU, the first time you access a page (or whenever you update it),
Tomcat has to translate the page into Java and then compile it. This is a
pretty CPU-intensive activity, but it only happens once.
For memory, there is a lot to understand
: Basic question about Apache+Tomcat Memory usage
Are you asking about CPU usage or memory usage?
For CPU, the first time you access a page (or whenever you update it),
Tomcat has to translate the page into Java and then compile it. This is a
pretty CPU-intensive activity, but it only happens
On Fri, 7 Sep 2001, srini wrote:
Date: Fri, 7 Sep 2001 12:38:11 -0700
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Subject: Re: Basic question about Apache+Tomcat Memory usage
ho sorry Craig i was talking about CPU usage. I know first time
srini [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ho sorry Craig i was talking about CPU usage. I know first time it
translates JSP page in to Java and compiles it. But is it that much
intensive to eat 80-100% of memory ??
It seem to me you're confusing again CPU usage with memory... 80%/100% IS
the CPU
You mean the first time you access the JSP after starting Tomcat? This is
because the JSP has to be compiled into a class before it can be executed.
Jon
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