>>> Dave Brosius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/03/01 17:03:53 >>>
>Let's suppose my servlet writes requests to
>a javaspace, and then reads responses from
>that javaspace, Further let's suppose that this
>turn around takes 5 seconds. Let's say I have
>50 threads in the Servlet container. And I get 500
>simultaneous requests (< 1 second).
But that's not how containers work, the container will grow the
thread pool to the size needed. As new requests come in there will be
new threads.
And as long as these blocked threads are really blocked then a decent
threading implementation (eg: green threads) won't actually create any
more processing overhead because the thread layer should be
implemented as a swappable pool of OS threads.
Nic Ferrier
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