Actually on NT you will see two Apache procs running when even if you are not using
Apache Jsserv .
My assumption was that one was the proc started by the user and the
other is the hunk of threads that actually process requests, same as on UNIX
only you ususally see the apache you start andthen anohter process for
each of the ones serving the requests.
Since part of Apache Jserv is a module it runs inside of the apache server
just like all of the other modules, no?
>
> > After reading about all this stuff I had a look at the task manager to see
> > the processes Apache and Apache JServ
> > in action. Incidentally, I am running NT4 with mod_jserv. I was a little
> > surprised to find two Apache.exe processes
> > running and one java.exe process. What I expected was one Apache.exe, one
> > ApacheJserv.exe and one JVM.
> > Where is the JServ Engine?
>
> Note that this is NT specific:
>
> The Apache JServ "engine" is two parts. One is a .dll that is in your Apache
> modules directory and that runs within the Apache server. The other portion
> is the Java code that runs within the JVM. The second Apache.exe process is
> probably the one that is running the Apache JServ .dll, although, since I
> haven't used Apache on NT I'm probably wrong with this assumption.
>
> -jon
>
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