Hi,
This question is tricky..
are you asking about machines with more than one processors
or about servlets running each within its own process (or more than
one process)?
The first case should not bother you as Java is multithread, and most
servlet engines are also.. so multiprocessing is "by default".
The second one is more problematic, as JVM is one OS process by itself.
This requires more sophisticated distributed servlet-engines or
sometimes special Java runtime (JVM) - Gemstone has one for their
application server (at least that's what I recall about them).
Cezar
On Thu, 22 Apr 1999, Steve Buonincontri wrote:
> Is there any way to mutliprocess servlets on NT? If so what web server and
> JVM needs to be used?
>
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