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JServ handles up to maxConnection requests at the same time.
when it reaches this number of connections in DOES NOT ACCEPT ANY
more connections from the server socket
in such case, Apache mod_jserv will log 'timeout error'.
calling init() method again and again ... hmmm ... you should have up
to _maxConenctions_ servelets at the same time I think ?
can you send some sample code (servlet & client) so that I can
reproduce the situation ?
BF> I don't see any of this in the mod_jserv.log file. Here are the errors in
BF> mod_jserv.log:
BF> [20/01/2000 10:24:52:089] (EMERGENCY) ajp12[1]: cannot scan servlet head
BF> ers (500)
BF> [20/01/2000 10:24:52:089] (ERROR) an error returned handling request via
BF> protocol "ajpv12"
BF> [20/01/2000 10:24:52:092] (EMERGENCY) ajp12[1]: cannot scan servlet head
BF> ers (500)
BF> [20/01/2000 10:24:52:093] (ERROR) an error returned handling request via
BF> protocol "ajpv12"
BF> ... repeated numerous times (during which period Apache reports internal
BF> server error). After that, init() methods are called again, although
BF> demonstrably *NOT* the same servlet (different object address).
BF> It may be that JServ isn't restarting, but if so, then JServ is
BF> reinitializing all my servlets, which is similarly a bad thing.
BF> Thanks,
BF> Ben Flaumenhaft.
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