Henri Gomez wrote: > What do you plan to use to do the real-time monitoring ? > > Threads embedded in Apache 2.0 or will Apache 2.0 > execing daemon/service monitors which in turn launch > and monitor the JVM ?
The solution must work for apache1.3 and other single-threaded and multiprocess servers. So scoreboard is probably the best solution. Various apache thread/processes will update the scoreboard with the information we need, and will monitor the scoreboard for requsts for config changes. ( the code for the last part is already there - that's how reloading jk2.properties when changed works ). We need a process that reads/write to the scoreboard - it can be a tomcat ( using JNI+JK2 ). As a note, aparently the solution is also used in other applications - like gnome/RedHat config ( I think kde too ). ( I was just browsing freedesktop.org ) -- Costin -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
