Regarding the exhaustive comments being ranted about regarding begginers posting
questions here. Well firsly, SSJ is a fairly new technology, under Java Server Pages
even more, so there are not that many people with expertise in this field. Secondly,
you all work in Java, so might as well promote it by helping others.
And one listserv member once said that there should be another begginer mailing list.
And if this comes true, and a begginer has a project-critical question to ask, who
will answer it, another begginer? Not too practical eh?
But I do agree that people need to research before posting questions, but also
remember, we are all developers here, we all know about deadlines and lack of time,
and the desperate need for quick answers. I agree, sometimes doing research on the
net or skimming through a book might prove to be faster, but not everyone has these
resources, especially in small companies.
So about having another begginer's mailing list, it wouldn't be practical. Listservs
has been around for a while now, it's not a new thing, so i'm sure that SUN already
thought of that and found that would be as i am guessing it would.
Personally, I rarely post questions here, but I always learn while i read other
emails, whether it be novice or advanced. Remember guys, you learn while you teach.
So here is the part you have all been waiting for, a begginer's question, hehe.
Servlets. If you have a servlet running, it means the Service() has been triggered.
But if another request is made while the Service() method is still running, you could
either create a new program execution thread, or use a pool of threads, which is most
effective, for dynamic allocation. But my novice question is, what is the maximum
capability of this ThreadPool? How many threads are awaiting allocation? Is there a
maximum default, or does the developer set it, or is this web-server-dependent or
Servlet-engine dependant(i.e. Jrun).
Thanx guys, and keep up the good work.
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