I'm currently building an application that runs on Tomcat 4.1.24. I have been stress testing the application with Paesslers Webserver Stress Tool. When I run a scenario that simulates 20 concurrent users, hitting various JSP pages in the application every 15 seconds, the test succeeds with no errors. When I crank the number of simulated concurrent users to 40, I relatively quickly run out of memory,etc.
Are there any default limits built into Tomcat that specify the number of concurrent users allowed, as well as any kind of memory limits? The interesting thing is that when the Tomcat logs say I'm running out of memory, the system information on the PC shows that I have plenty left. Thus I'm wondering if I'm hitting a Tomcat limitation of some kind.
Robert
Robert Burdick
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