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Hello,
I'm using Jserv on two machines in load balanced mode.
I'm running JServ 1.0 production on both machines.
One machine is Solaris 2.6 with JDK 1.2.03 and the other is
Solaris 2.5.1 with JDK 1.1.7.08
I was stress testing the machines to see how good of a job
the load balance setup is and I ran into the following problem:
The 2.5.1 machine started to act weird, it stoped calling the service
method after parsing the cookies (I use cookies for session managment,
no URL rewritting)
Can someone help me out understanding the problem here?
Why isn't service method called? Why don't I see "Request is in session
..."?
Here's the jserv.log file when the problem occured
[08/12/1999 17:19:33:887 PST] Connection from wsw00-dev/192.168.2.142
[08/12/1999 17:19:33:902 PST] Initializing servlet request
[08/12/1999 17:19:33:902 PST] Reading request data
[08/12/1999 17:19:34:001 PST] Parsing cookies
[08/12/1999 17:19:46:219 PST] Connection from wsw00-dev/192.168.2.142
[08/12/1999 17:19:46:234 PST] Initializing servlet request
[08/12/1999 17:19:46:234 PST] Reading request data
[08/12/1999 17:19:46:337 PST] Parsing cookies
[08/12/1999 17:29:28:272 PST] Connection from wsw01-dev/192.168.2.143
[08/12/1999 17:29:28:281 PST] Initializing servlet request
[08/12/1999 17:29:28:281 PST] Reading request data
[08/12/1999 17:29:28:389 PST] Parsing cookies
Stuck after Parsing cookies !!!!
Thanks.
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Jean-Baptiste Laplace
Software Engineer
WarpSpeed Communications
6683 Owens Drive, Pleasanton, CA 94588
Tel: (925)-398-1079
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