Hello, Antonio. 1) You are absolutely right about mounting, but also I figure it out with jk2 connector (I find it in docs - it seems I was a little tired to find it before:)). I've tryed to done it with mod_jk, but the problem was that I want to give access to their sites with FTP and limit this space up to "public_html" for each user and do not give them permissions to access to "webapps" for example. 2) Thanks it helps! 3) Yeap;) you right its "garbage collection". Thanks for suggestions. I have just 512 RAM (its HP ML330) - I know its not enough but we are poor people:)
Thank you for help!!! AFB> Sergio wrote: >>Hi All! Guys, I need help! >>My system is Windows 2003 Enterprise Server with Apache 2.0.48 >>I need Windows for 3rd part application, but because I hate IIS so I am >>using Apache2(the best!!!). >> >>1)Does somebody can help me with configuration of Tomcat 5.0.18 >>for multiple hosts? I need to deploy >>servlets separately for each user. Access will be configured in >>httpd.conf of Apache2.0.48 Some people uses multiples instances of Tomcat for each >>user. >>Somebody uses one instance of Jboss with various deployed folders (its actually my >>configuration >>now). But I need to do that trick with Tomcat. The biggest problem for >>me now - its to configure server.xml for two or more hosts. I cant >>find it in documentation. If you can help with with any tips and/or your examples of >>httpd.conf, workers.prop..s etc. (all related parts of configuration >>of the servers) - please help. >> >> AFB> I have never set up VirtualHosts in Tomcat. But if you do not need to AFB> have a "root" app, you do not need to (or at list I did not need to). AFB> Just "mount" the apps you need in the Apache VirtualHosts you need, and AFB> you are done. >>2) How I can configure memory management for Tomcat (limits for memory using for each >>process/application)? Is it possible somehow? >> >> AFB> Not possible when using a single JVM. AFB> If you use multiple instances of Tomcat, you can set -Xmx256m (or AFB> whatever amount you need) in JAVA_OPTS environment variable. That will AFB> effectively limit the amount of memory used by your heap. >>3) I have a problem with garbage of JVM caching. Any suggestions how I >>can organize "autocleaning"? How can I minimize the usage of the disk >>in this case? >> >> AFB> What do you mean by disk usage? How is that related do "autocleaning", AFB> which I understand as "garbage collection"? AFB> Do you mean swapping? If so, ensure that your JVM is at most as big as AFB> your free _real_ memory. Otherwise, your OS qill start swapping unused AFB> bits. Then, the GC will reclaim them for collection. So, you are AFB> accessing the disk at least twice for something you could have avoided. AFB> (Side note: Get more RAM ;-) AFB> In any case, profiling your applications is a good way to go: you willl AFB> determine whether your app grows in memory usage with time, or if it AFB> remains constant. (Consider the former a bug.) If memory usage remains AFB> constant, you can stress your app, and determine how much memory it AFB> needs for "full load", and then you may allow it (JAVA_OPTS) no more AFB> than that, knowing it will work. AFB> Yours, AFB> Antonio Fiol -- Sincerely yours, Sergio mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
