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Ben,
I wrote a servlet that generates a webpage that shows you
currently active sessions in jserv and also allows you to
forcibly terminate the sessions if needed. It shows the time
the session started and the time of last activity. I find it
an invaluable tool in determining when to restart my server.
I can just see how many active sessions there are and restart
when they drop to a low enough number that I don't care :)
If you want I can mail the servlet to you.
HOWEVER, this only works for JSDK 2.0/JServ. JSDK 2.1 onwards
don't allow some of the nifty (an insecure) calls you need
to make in order to have this admin function. So, the admin
servlet will only work for Apache JServ, not Tomcat etc.
naeem
> Another general question: what are the tools one uses to check the
> status of the Jserv setup. I know there is http://localhost/jserv/ and
> the log files. Is there a way to see how much of the
> processor Jserv is
> taking? That may not even be the right question. I am just
> wondering if
> there is something an admin can do to monitor the ongoing
> configuration
> and gauging its optimality.
>
> Ben Ricker
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