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We have reduced the test case to reproduce JServ Crash instead of Memory Error.
The test is
creating a set of threads making HTTP GET request to Apache 1.3.9/Jserv1.0 (on
Solaris 2.6, JDK1.2, JSDK2.0) . Servlet (Single Thread Model) thread simply
opens and closes database
connection to Oracle (thin driver, latest classes12.zip). JServ crashes when
servlet threads
reaches the limit of STM pool capcity.
Changing the default JVM memory parameters to -Xms128m -Xmx256m -Xss500k -Xoss1m
did not fix the problem.
Is this a bug or known configuration issue.
Thanks for your help,
-Sanjay
Khaled Yagoub wrote:
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> > >
> > > on 11/18/99 1:05 AM, Sanjay Ghatare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
> > > > We are consistently getting OutOfMemoryError from JServ after stressing
> > > > our system for
> > > > a while (sometimes less than 60 seconds). JServ seemed to have died
> > > > right after the
> > > > OutOfMemoryError, and occasionally, JServ core dumped.
> > >
> > > READ THE FAQ on how to increase the amount of memory the JVM is using.
> >
> > The FAQ is down, so I posted this to newsgroup. Anyways I found out how
> > to increase JVM Memory.
> >
>
> You try use JDK 1.2 if your are under solaris (it does not work on
> linux).
> You could also try to manually run Jserv. In this case if you are
> using JDK 1.1.7 you are the means (the -mx option when running java) to
> specifies the max of RAM your
> JVM would use.
>
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> Salutations,
> Khaled.
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