On Fri, 8 Jun 2001 09:56:16 -0700 (PDT)
Benjamin Franz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> We actually had to abandon using servlets for XSLT rendering because of
> this. We did not find any successful work arounds otherwise.
>
Is the crash point definable? i.e. Can you state that it crashes when answering 1000
requests, or 100 requests or 10? If it is definable, you can have requests queued for
delivery (by using an apache server as the front-end for example), thus keeping load
values low.
Every web server has a crash point. If not because of the server itself (as is the
case with Java-based servers), then because system resources dry out. You always have
to keep the server below crash point. If not, either the server will crash or the
system will start thrashing and will grind to a halt.
Sergio
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