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I believe that JServ starts multiple processes/threads as a more efficient
way of handling requests. The number can grow as the load on JServ
increases. All of this is configurable, and you control things like how many
are created at startup, the max, min, etc. I think there are some comments
on all of this in the JServ doc or in the JServ config files.
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From: Paul J Thompson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 05, 1999 2:13 PM
To: Java Apache Users
Subject: Re: Too Many JServs, now...
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(Thanks, Pier!)
> This is Linux, isn't it? And you're using Native Threads, aren't you?
> All the "processes" you see are not real processes, but threads (Linux
> thinks they are processes, but they are not... Yep, Linux sucks when it
> comes down to the threading issue!)
Ok. Well, halfway to the solution of my problem, now. Does anyone have
any clue why these characteristically 6 of these threads will get
started each time one my classes reload?
Paul
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