Hi Chuck, David and tomcat users, thanks for your answer. David your interpretation fits more than to 80%.
I want an acceptCout of 250. A new request reaches the tomcat server. As next step(s) the tomcat map the request to my servlet. Before the business logic start I would check how much request are in the accept queue. Contains the accept queue, for example 80 request, should the reject able request rejected. Quote from Chuck: "Note that the accept queue is not visible to Tomcat, since it's maintained by the comm stack of the OS." Quote from David : "Unfortunately, since Tomcat knows nothing about the requests in the accept queue,...." Is there no way to get this information (How much requests are in the accept queue?) out? Regards, Thomas On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 3:11 PM, <djohn...@desknetinc.com> wrote: > I think Baba wants an acceptCount of 250, but he would like to prevent > certain "rejectable" requests from tying up slots in that acceptCount, so > that it only holds "non-rejectable" requests. Unfortunately, since Tomcat > knows nothing about the requests in the accept queue, it appears the only > way to do this is to have separate accept queues on separateTomcat > engines, but that may not be practical, depending on what distinguishes a > "rejectable" request from others. > --------------------------------------------------- > S. Johnson > DeskNet Inc. > 66 Pearl Street, Suite 300 > Portland, ME 04101 > Phone: 207-772-1484 x1206 > FAX: 207-773-6133 > http://www.desknetinc.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
