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Hello JServ supporters,

I'm using jserv 1.1b3 on Solaris 7, JDK 1.1.7,
Apache 1.3.9.
Apache hosts 2 virtual servers.
JServ hosts 2 zones running gnujsp.

Problem: The jserv process runs out of file descriptors.

Taking a look at the list of open files shows that
the jars which are loaded by "repositories="
in zone.properties are opened multiple times
after some servlets or jsp pages are used after a 
short time (few minutes).
Then the jserv dies and a new process is started.
Increasing the maximum number of fd's is no solution
and would only help for a few minutes.

JServ 1.0 did show the same problem (no gnujsp, only servlets).
When we moved the jars to jserv.properties (jserv 1.0)
the problem disapperaed there.

But that is no solution for the jserv 1.1b3 because
it needs reloading capabilities.
Has anyone seen this behaviour?
Any ideas what to do?
Is it a jserv problem? Should I use a current CVS version?
Is it a JDK 1.1.7 (native threads) problem?
It's urgent because a customer is getting angry ...
Please help anyone.

Ciao,
        Carsten Heyl
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