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Subject: Re: Tomcat 4.0.1 and memory usage
ok, just one more question, if i pass an argument for -verbosegc or any
other stuff that would normally go to the standard output (the
console),
but with running tomcat as a service there is no console window, where
does it go? does it get dumped
Just like you set CATALINA_HOME
set CATALINA_OPTS to the string you want to feed the vm.
so
%CATALINA_OPTS% should be
-Xmx### -Xms###
fillup
On 6/6/02 2:38 PM, Tia Haenni [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have searched the archives for this topic, but I need more information
to understand. I
Ok, that's simple enough. Does that limit the amount of RAM Tomcat can
use? Do you know the minimum it requires? Also, would the java
-verbosegc also be set in this way? TIA
Phillip Morelock wrote:
Just like you set CATALINA_HOME
set CATALINA_OPTS to the string you want to feed the vm.
so
Anything you would normally pass on the command line to java -- you put
into CATALINA_OPTS
At some point in the script that starts tomcat, you'll see a line like
(*approximately*)
$JAVACMD -classpath $SOMETHING $CATALINA_OPTS
or something like that -- so you can see that $CATALINA_OPTS just
ok, just one more question, if i pass an argument for -verbosegc or any
other stuff that would normally go to the standard output (the console),
but with running tomcat as a service there is no console window, where
does it go? does it get dumped in a log or what?
Tia
Phillip Morelock wrote:
yes, i believe so. there's a real answer to this, but I don't remember it.
;)
As a test, write a load-on-startup servlet that prints a bunch of stuff in
init() and check it out in /logs. There may be something you have to set in
server.xml or whatever, but I am at least 50% sure you don't have
