roshan 2004/10/11 02:32:46
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<strong>apache 2.X :</strong>
<br>
-<br>While testing the apache 2 module a problem was noted with the apache 2 web
server, in that the webserver takes about 98% of CPU time and the server does not even
serve the startup page. The workaround for this is to start the apache web server as
"apache -X" to make it run single threaded. While this is sufficient to test the
apache 2 module this problem needs to be investigated further.<br>
+<br>While testing the apache 2 module a problem was noted with the apache 2 web
server, in that the webserver takes about 98% of CPU time and the server does not even
serve the startup page.<br> The workaround for this is to start the apache web server
as "apache -X" to make it run single threaded.<br> While this is sufficient to test
the apache 2 module this problem needs to be investigated further.<br>
+<br>(However on a different machine, when I simply run the apache2 executable
(version 2.0.49) without any arguments, as, "apache" on windows 2000 professional,
service pack 5, with/without Axis C++ it seems to be working fine.<br> But in this
machine the apache could not be started as "apache -k start" (i.e. as a service). It
simply exists and does not start. The 98% CPU usage scenario cannot be reproduced in
this machine.<br>It could happen with some other apache 2 versions or in different
service packs. )<br>
<br> 14. Open an internet browser and check http://localhost/axis. If the module
has loaded properly then you will get the axis welcome page with a listing of deployed
web services.<br>
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