David G Ortega said the following on 10/03/2012 04:09 PM:
My example certainly reuses the thread names... You just cannot
reuse a
thread name when there is a thread with the same name that is
currently
in a "running" state.
Thats weird this is my code (sorry folks I prefer cfscript)
I think you're hitting some weird JVM garbage collection bug. I got a
JVM crash report and Google pulls this up:
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6810474
Its shows verified by not fixed. Given this I tried the same test with
OpenJDK6 instead of the SunJDK6 or 7. What do you know?
running thread number 499999 - 1
running thread number 499999 - 2
running thread number 499999 - 3
running thread number 499999 - 4
running thread number 499999 - 5
running thread number 500000 - 1
running thread number 500000 - 2
running thread number 500000 - 3
running thread number 500000 - 4
running thread number 500000 - 5
It worked all the all to 500,000 with very little GCs and a flat heap
size once the process ramped up.
Maybe try using OpenJDK as the JVM for tomcat (it's set in your
catalina.sh/bat file).
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