David Hildebrandt wrote:
> Hi:
>
> Does anyone know who manages the pool of servlet instances?
>
The servlet engine does it for you. However, engines that provide this
functionality normally offer you some configuration variables to match the size
of the pool to your requirements. For example, Apache JServ lets you specify
the maximum number of instances in the pool, and the number to start when the
server starts up.
Of course, all of the above applies only to SingleThreadModel servlets (in
engines that support pools). Servlets that are not SingleThreadModel have one
and only one instance per servlet definition in your configuration file (i.e.
it's possilble to map the same servlet class file to two different URI paths --
there will be two instances in that case).
>
> Thanks.
>
Craig McClanahan
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