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on 12/27/99 8:42 AM, Felix Guerrero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am in process of finishing a project, and I have other programmers
> connected to the development box. After a while, the response time of
> Jserv keeps getting slower. sometimes to the point that it does not
> respond anymore. Another problem that we have is that after making
> changes to a java file and compiling it... the changes are not displayed
> by the Jserv engine; I even deleted -the- class and make sure that there
> were no duplicates but the problems persisted. All problems seem to
> dissapear as soon as I restart the machine. Any suggestions or comments
> about this?
#1. Read the FAQ about classreloading. This is all well covered and
obviously a configuration error on your part. In other words, don't put
servlets into the system CLASSPATH or the wrapper.classpath. They should
ONLY go into the repositories= path if you want them to be reloaded.
#2. Things are probably getting slower and slower because your JVM is
running out of memory due to a memory leak on your part. Make 100% sure that
you are closing all your database accesses in a finally statement.
> My Configuration: Linux Debian (2.2.3), JDK blackdown 1.1.7 and Jserv
> 1.0.9.. (Wintel Machine).
1.0.9???? Please at least post correct version information.
-jon
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