Does the second app work ok if the first isn't loaded?
Does your jvm have enough memory allocated to it?
What jvm are you using?
Have your ensured the quality of your JDBC drivers?
Do you close all JDBC connections when your finished with them?
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Bradley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2000 9:11 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Multiple web applications on one jvm
"Sachin S. Khanna" wrote:
> Hello jspians,
> I'd like you guys to throw some light on the following :
> What could be the consequences of running similar multiple web
applications
> on a single jvm.
We are running Apache(1.3.12) with JServ(1.1).
We are serving two different web apps. They do similar things but one feeds
off an
Oracle db and the other MySql.
The first web app was the Oracle one and it seemed to run ok and dropped
out
infrequently.
I then put my web app. The jvm seems to have a serious problem with
something
here. I runs
for variable time periods and then dissappears. The web server remains up
but,
you can't
apachectrl stop the server. You actually have to kill each process then
restart
the server.
This has become incredibly infuriating and we have tossed around many ideas
as to
what it
could be but to no avail.
To your question what could be the consequence of running similar multiple
web
appz on a single jvm.
There should be none. Everything should work fine. But in our case this
isn't
true.
Frustrated,
Scott Bradley
the web pages if your interested:
(Oracle) => http://sunspot.dstc.edu.au:8888/
(MySql) => http://sunspot.dstc.edu.au:8888/MusicMeggie/search.html
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Scott Bradley B.Inf.Tech. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Software Engineer, DSTC Pty Ltd, +61 7 3365 4541
The University of Queensland 4072 Australia
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