I've got a problem with the nsapi redirector running against Netscape Enterprise Server 3.6p3 on Solaris 2.8. When MaxProcs is set to anything > 1 in Netscape's magnus.conf, the redirector consistently fails after servicing a few requests. When it fails, any requests to a JSP/servlet page just sits there and hangs. Everything seems to run fine when MaxProcs = 1. The MaxProcs parameter sets the Netscape server into multi process mode, and controls the maximum number of processes that the Netscape server can have active. For testing purposes, I've got Tomcat's HTTP connector set to listen directly on port 8080. Requests to port 80 go to Netscape, and get passed on to Tomcat via the nsapi redirector. There is only 1 ajp12 worker configured. I've got a script that makes repeated requests to particular servlet on the server, with 3 requests concurrent/active at any given point in time. With MaxProcs > 1, it never succeeds in servicing more than 10 requests before the redirector hangs. When this happens: - all JSPs/servlets cannot be retrieved from port 80 - the same JSPs/servlets can be retrieved over port 8080, even when port 80 hangs -> tomcat is running ok - static HTML documents can still be retrieved from the Netscape server on port 80 -> netscape is running ok When the redirector hangs, I can make a request for a JSP/servlet from port 80, and cannot even see the line [jk_worker.c (123)]: Into wc_get_worker_for_name ajp-test1 appear in the debug log for the redirector. For what its worth, the nsapi redirector was compiled from the Tomcat 3.2.1 sources, with gcc 2.95.2. Any ideas? Should I be configuring more than 1 ajp12 worker if MaxProcs > 1 and load balancing between the ajp12 workers? Thanks in advance Chuin Nee --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
