Hi,
On Wed, 29 Aug 2001, GOMEZ Henri wrote:
> You may have find something interesting.
>
> Could you check via netstat in that situation how many ajp connections
> are in CLOSE-WAIT ?
When using ajp13, all of the connections were ESTABLISHED. There were
slightly more httpd processes than there were connections (~100-110)
> > Is this normal operation ? Should an ajp13 connector
> >consume more tomcat threads than standalone tomcat ?
>
> http native connector (HTTP/1.0) close connection at end of
> request. In ajp13 the connections between apache and tomcat
> are persistant. What I didn't understand is how you could
> have 150 ajp13 connections to handle only 70 clients ?
1 page in our application actually incurs 3 or 4 requests due to
script includes, header and footer images, etc. I had presumed that
these extra requests take up their own connections, hence requiring
x2/3 count of ajp13 connections than clients. Was this presumption
wrong ?
Thanks very much for your respone. Much appreciated :-)
Cheers,
Marcus
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