The 'LD_ASSUME_KERNEL' setting was needed with Red Hat 9. I'm on FC3 now and it seems to be working fine *without* having to specify LD_ASSUME_KERNEL.
Actually, I could swear (though I have no metrics) that FC3 is running my Java stuff much faster than RH9 did with a forced LD_ASSUME_KERNEL setting. Your suggestion to avoid using the Java 'new' keyword is interesting, and I believe I know what you're getting at - but I think you should expand on it, perhaps with some specific pointers. It seems to leave too much to the imagination at the moment :-) As an example, in my application all the 'action objects' that handle requests are singletons - instantiated at start-up, and handed out as needed at runtime. But you have to be careful with that approach - instance variables are a complete no-no. HTH Harry Mantheakis > Hello, > > I have collected my experiences with running a heavily loaded (and soon > to be high availability) tomcat setup in a paper available here: > http://brandlay.com/wojtek/publ/tomcat.jsp > Have a look if you're interested and please email any comments directly > to my email. > > Thanks! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
