If all else fails you might want to enable Garbage Colletion (GC) logging to make sure it isn't Full GCs causing the delay.
David Cleary <da...@progress.com> wrote: > We have a customer who is experiencing a random, 21 second pause when using > out Tomcat based application server. We believe this may be during a TCP > connect and timeout. Logging indicates the pause happens before the request > makes it to our back end. It mostly happens when we create an initial logical > connection, but we have also seen it elsewhere where we believe the TCP Keep > alive was expired and a new socket had to be established. However, I do not > know this and am hoping there is some logging I can turn on in the NIO > connector to collect more data. I tried turning on logging in the Endpoint > class, but that did not provide anything useful. There is a NAT firewall > between the client and server, so I'm looking for some TCP level logging that > could point me in the proper direction. > > Thanks > David Cleary > Progress > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
