On Fri, May 07 1999 (12:52PM) Ari Halberstadt wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >Hello,
> >
> >After looking at the docs, I cannot tell how the
> >servlet engine gets started. Since I start both apache and
> >the servlet engine with /opt/apache/bin/apachectl start, I
> >assume that the servlet engine is started by apache when the
> >mod_jserv.so module is initialized. If this is correct, the
> >servlet engine process is named "httpd". Is there any way to know
> >which httpd process is the servlet engine?
>
> In automatic mode mod_jserv starts up a Java process with the jserv
> properties file as a parameter. You can also start it up manually by using
> a little shell script. The process is named with the name of the Java
> application, so you can do a ps and see it listed there. In automatic mode
> the process is owned by the same user that owns the Apache httpd processes.
> In automatic mode it also writes the PID to the log file if logging is
> enabled in mod_jserv.
Thanks for the reply. The reason I had this question related to
an earlier post I made today describing in detail the problem we are having
with the growing size of the httpd processes. Now knowing that the
servlet engine is a separate process (java), I can safely assume
that the servlet code cannot be responsible for the growing size of
the httpd processes.
Any ideas of why the httpd process are growing to 13MB in size and over?
Mark
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