Well, starting with the dumb and obvious answer, have you looked
into the built in manager application? This allows you to tell the
number of active applications and sessions tied to them. The HTMLized
version is not too bad to interact with.
As far as number of objects, I'm not sure if this is as relevant, or
at least easy to make valid judgments about, esp. if you have multiple
apps in a a container. Could use the VM profiling stuff, though this
may slow it down.
in response to:
> Anybody know of tools to manage Servlets running on Tomcat 4.0?
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> For example we want to see how many instances of each class are active
> at any given time for purpose of load balancing and debugging.
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> Thanks,
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> Frank
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