Hello all
Here is part of top output. Is it usual that java processes eat all of memory? ? At
now there are 50 java processes started that running tomcat and each of them uses 59M
memory. There is running apache server with tomcat 4 and mysql. OS is Redhat7.2 x86 .
JDK 1.4 is installed.
Thx
List
Subject: Tomcat Memory usage(Urgent!)
Hello all
Here is part of top output. Is it usual that java processes eat all of
memory? ? At now there are 50 java processes started that running tomcat and
each of them uses 59M memory. There is running apache server with tomcat 4
and mysql. OS
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Subject: Tomcat Memory usage(Urgent!)
Hello all
Here is part of top output. Is it usual that java processes eat all of
memory? ? At now there are 50 java processes started
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Subject: Tomcat Memory usage(Urgent!)
Hello all
Here is part of top output. Is it usual that java processes eat all of
memory? ? At now
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Date: vendredi 8 mars 2002 12:05
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Objet:Re: Tomcat Memory usage(Urgent!)
within your program you might want to check out
Runtime runtime = Runtime.getRuntime;
runtime.freeMemory() vs
runtime.totalMemory()
This will let
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Subject: Re: Tomcat Memory usage(Urgent!)
within your program you might want to check out
Runtime runtime = Runtime.getRuntime
