Does running multiple instances of tomcat on the same server running on Windows Server 2000, involve running a seperate JVM for each instance?
I would think that one of the only reasons for running separate Tomcat instances on the same machine would be for separation of execution environment. In that case, does it even make sense to run them in the same VM? Why do you want multiple Tomcat instances?
On the other hand, you might want to run two different versions of Tomcat in a minimum of memory...
Also, when using tomcat in production environment, does directing all System.out statements to tomcat console effect its performance? How can this be avoided? Where would I set the JVM options it run the garbage collector in incremental mode?
You want to set the CATALINA_OPTS environment variable to include JVM options in your startup script. If you're running Tomcat as a service (which is probably true in production), you'll need to look into how the service actually starts itself (Sorry, I have very little win32/Tomcat experience).
-chris
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