afaik, one java + tomcat instance consumes a lot of memory. i.e. i set it to max 512MB and startup 256MB.. as previous people of the thread said, you always install many tomcat so that one instance for one java application, because it only uses much disk ?? I thought it costs too much memory instead of harddisk..

I meet the same topic.. as tomcat is designed for one process instead of multiple-processes to avoid too much memory consuming. I only find one alternative way to create multiple testing environment for my j2ee application. that is to rename war files' name from product_test1.war to product_test10.war, so that I could use one tomcat to manage the ten test cases.. I cannot use scripts to startup/stop them separately, however at least i could use tomcat admin to do it manuelly.. of course i need to define different context in server.xml, including ports from 1024 to 49k, log file location and context name test1_standalone for example.


<html><DIV>with best wishes</DIV> <DIV>&nbsp;</DIV> <DIV>Zheng Sun </DIV></html>

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