Hi,
I think you need to make sure this is Tomcat's fault first. The best
way to do this is to set up JMX console and keep monitoring it so you
can see how much memory is allocated/used, same for CPU, threads,
sockets, etc. Maybe you're running out of resources?
We run 5.5 Tomcat on websites
Thanks Mindaugas,
Will follow your advice
Peter
Hi,
I think you need to make sure this is Tomcat's fault first. The best
way to do this is to set up JMX console and keep monitoring it so you
can see how much memory is allocated/used, same for CPU, threads,
sockets, etc. Maybe you're running
From: Peter Sparkes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Tomcat Locking Up?
Am I right in assuming that all the Tomcat instances
share the same memory and that if so it can't be a
Tomcat memory problem?
No, your are not right. Each Tomcat process is almost completely
independent of the
