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You might consider using a different JDK which does not use native threading.
The Blackdown JDK, for example, will let you use green threads (user-level
threads). The native threading / user threading tradeoffs are not simple, so
you may actually see improved performance with user threads.
-Dan
Conrad Chan wrote:
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> We are using Apache 1.3.6 + JServ 1.0 + IBM JDK 118 on Mandrake 6.1 on a
> production environment. We encounter Jserv keeps dying frequently ( 5-7
> times a day) with the error messages 'OutOfMemoryError: cannot create more
> thread'. We understand that there is a maximum limit on the number of
> processes under Linux environment. But even if we specify under
> jserv.properties with security.maxConnections=100, we still encounter the
> same problem. Our first question is how come JServ still allocates so much
> threads (I could create more than 200 threads manually to duplicate the
> problem) even if we ask it to only allow 100? Is there any workaround or
> other setting we can have to avoid JServ to crash?
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> Anyone did try to run JServ1.1 on production environment? We are considering
> upgrade to the new version and use its load balancing feature but wondering
> how well it can perform since it is still in beta. Any comment or
> recommendation is appreciated.
>
> Conrad
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