pplication in a single tomcat instance.
Also, if your target is ultimately performance, they play around with Tomcat
Clustering. Docs are avail at tomcat site.
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1. some jsps or servlets have probably forgotten to close some Statement or
ResultSet or Connections. Fix them.
2. You could try using connection pooling if possible.
3. remove any unwanted jars from your tomcat.
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1) Reduce the number of applications you load during start-up.
2) Remove unwanted jars from WEB-INF/lib and also from
/common/lib
3) Also remove wherever the jars seem to be unnecessary.
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