Under kernel post 2.6 you'll see just one process per JVM.
Sheng Huang wrote:
Hi Bob,
Some process may be child processes of the Tomcat processes. For example, Tomcat may have a process for a specific jar in the /lib directory. You can tell this by examining process id. The "root" tomcat process id will have ppid=1, where others will have ppid = pid of the "root" process. If you kill the root process, all child processes of this process will be terminated.
Sheng
-----Original Message----- From: Bob White [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: May 17, 2004 5:05 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Why 41 processes with Tomcat under Linux
I just installed TC 5.0.19 under Linux and I find that it causes 41 Tomcat processes to be launched. Why is this? How can I control the number of processes that are created? Is this to be expected?
I naively expected only one Tomcat process. There is absolutely no load on the server, it just initally generates 41 Tomcat processes.
..Bob.
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