On Wed, 28 Aug 2002, Nikola Milutinovic wrote:
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> Is there some kind of "retirement" of threads? You know, to prevent memory
> leaks, so that each thread has a maximum number of times it can be reused.
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There is no such mechanism currently -- but I don't see how putting this
kind of logic in
Craig R. McClanahan wrote:
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>>This is true in a very particular situation. Basically, a servlet
>>container will instantiate ONE servlet class into an object. Each
>>request is handled via it's own separate thread. Unless Servlet
>>implements SingleThreadModel, all threads that are directed to
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>>1. Is it true that requests from the SAME client
>>always served by the SAME thread?
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>Not always. Even if a servlet implements SingleThreadModel, the
>container may still keep a pool of instances of this servlet and issue
>requests as they come in, as long as no two requests share an ins
On Tue, 27 Aug 2002, Takumi Fujiwara wrote:
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> Hi,
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Hi,
Keep in mind that tomcat is a reference implementation of the servlet
spec. I don't remember the servlet spec answering these questions, so
tomcat isn't obliged to implement things any one way.
>1. Is it true that requests from the SAME client
>always served by the SAME thread?
Not always.
Hi,
I have a few questions regarding Threads in Tomcat. I
appreciate if anyone can help me on these:
1. Is it true that requests from the SAME client
always served by the SAME thread?
2. What if the SAME client access 2 different servlets
in a servlet container? Is it still served by the SAME
th
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