>linux installs. You have to go track down that config file, probably
>jvm.config in your %installdir%\runtime\bin folder, or for J2EE it could be
>just in the \bin folder... well track it down, take out the -server
>argument, save and start 'em up.
>
NO!! Don't do that!! The problem is that the -server option has to be listed
first in the jvm args line of the jvm.config file. Unfortunately, JRun
doesn't always preserve the order in which you enter the arguments. By not
putting in the -server option, and using the default java install options,
you will be be invoking the java executable in client mode as opposed to
server mode, which will kill your performance/scalability.
Just make sure -server is the very first argument, and you'll be fine.
Regards,
Dave.
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