Is there any way of knowing or guessing how many file descriptors are
being used, maybe something with Instrumentation???
I've had the problem a couple of times that while working with the JMC,
the local.properties files of some of my servers are emptied. I've
written to the list and the forum with no help, I think one other guy
had this happen. This just happened to me and 7 of my 10 servers have
empty local.properties files. I mentioned this before and even gave
Allaire a credit card number to try and solve this, but since it
happened rarely and couldn't be repeated it was closed without a
resolution. Unfortunately, I can't find reference to the trouble ticket
now, but it was a couple of months ago. I'm now suspicious that the file
descriptor thing is the problem and maybe the admin server ran out and
that somehow caused the local.properties files to be zero'd out. Does
this sound possible? I am also low on resources now and I'm thinking the
two problems are connected... Lucky me, I had this happen before and
backed up all my local.properties files a couple of days ago, there's
nothing more irritating than creating all those settings from scratch,
especially when the JMC is so terribly slow.
Since Mark is reading this, try creating about ten servers with 9 web
applications each and then go under the Web Applications and edit and
save one of them. Then you will see why I am complaining so much. Right
now, it takes over a minute for my left frame to refresh. That's pretty
slow.
Lloyd
Scott Stirling wrote:
>
> Each socket that the process opens also counts as a file descriptor. So any
> JCP or Web threads that JRun's using to listen for incoming requests will
> also add to the total.
>
> By the way -- Mark _does_ check in on this list regularly, he assured me
> today, because he saw my suggestion to send him
> suggestions/comments/criticisms. :->
>
> Scott Stirling
> JRun QA
> Macromedia
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