Hi, There are really some problems with the warp as it was never a production quality. I had the simillar problems you have now. I used the warp for a very big application (around 3,000 classes) and lot of caching. Tomcat used to get out memory at the end of every day with a heap size of 384 MB and I had to restart apache every day. From your post now it looks to me that, it was due to the re-compiling of the JSP file. javac have a memory leaks and tomcat will go out of memory after compiling lot of JSP pages.
The only solution to this is to upgrade to mod_jk. it is a little difficult to configure, but once configured, it is all smooth sailing. Raj Saini Fr�d�rik Bilhaut wrote: > Hi ! > > I'm experiencing some problems deploying a site with Apache 1.3.14 > connected to Tomcat 4.0.5 using Warp : > > 1) When my webapp is deployed as a .war file, some JSPs are recompiled > at every request, resulting (of course ;) in very bad performances. This > only happens with some JSPs (but always the same ones), and I really > can't see what distinguishes them from other ones, that are correctly > compiled once. I noted that the war file was extracted in the work > directory as expected, and that generated servlet classes were correctly > stored in the same place. When deploying the same webapp in a folder, > everything works well (ie JSPs are compiled only once). > > 2) Much, much more annoying : I sometime receive (apparently randomly) > the following error messages from the warp module : > > WebApp : Error 500 (File: pr_warp.c Line 369) > Communitcation interrupted > > I noticed that this tends to appear more often when tomcats has to > compile the requested JSP, or opens a new session (sometimes, > suppressing cookies for my webapp makes this error appear again). But > this is not exclusive, since the problem may in fact appear anytime. > > I'd really appreciate some help about these problems... > > Thanks a lot ! > > PS : some more info about my configuration: I use JDK 1.4 ; Apache and > Tomcat are running on two separate machines ; The Apache server runs > wery well otherwise, and has been successfully serving several other > sites (using PHP) for a while ; Each site is separated using virtual > hosts, and my Webapp is just one of them. > > Best regards, -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
