I am new to this list. I was using jserv with apache to see the servlet pages.
Ouch. I used jserv a long time ago with a company that hadn't yet switched over to using Tomcat. Once we switched, we all felt *so* much better. Configuration in jserv is a nightmare and the tech is so old, that it's hard to do a lot of things provided by new APIs, etc.
I woulc strongly recommend moving to Tomcat.
It is running on solaris 8 and the problem I am facing with Apache Jserv is , I have set the security.maxConnections=50 (default) but still I feel the TOP command shows so many threads and if it is above 100 , the whole jserv hangs and unable to process any request.
Can you get a thread dump when the thread-count gets high? You can get a thread dump on Solaris by sending a QUIT signal to the process. A thread dump will be emitted on stdout. If you're running jserv from the command-line (in the foreground), you can press CTRL-\ (which sends a SIGQUIT).
Take note of which threads are runnable and which are waiting for monitors. It's possible the you have a deadlock situation that gets worse over time.
If installing tomcat is the only solution how to down load it , becos when i tried downloading it from jakarta site and when I untar it it is always showing directory check sum error.
This is likely to be due to the fact that tar files from Jakarta are tarred using Gnu tar, instead of the one that ships with Solaris. Use gnu tar and you are likely to have better results.
-chris
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