> > It does span restarts.. but the first few restarts work > fine. The way > > *I* fix the problem is I have to completely kill tomcat, > and check for > > any running java processes and kill them.. let the machine sit and > > start Tomcat back up again. It's really weird, but I never really > > worried about it too much. > > Ah. Gotcha. This sort of rings a bell - I don't suppose you have > checked tomcat's bug list? If you wait long enough after shutdown > without manually killing processes, do they clear up on their own?
I haven't checked the buglist for 4.1.x, but I'm thinking about upgrading to Tomcat 5.0.18 since some of their enhancements include things like: * Performance optimizations and reduced garbage collection * Scalability and reliability enhancements > > If it helps any.. the first thing that signals a problems > is that the > > site gets very slow for no apparent reason (and Tomcat is > sucking up > > 90% of the CPU of a 2.4Ghz Xeon processor). Then Batik > stops rendering > > images.. I get broken images in the browser. Then, > usually, the site > > completely stops responding. If I then just do a quick shutdown.sh > > (sleep 2) startup.sh.. it may or may not work.. sometimes I have to > > run a shutdown and wait a few minutes and start it back up (maybe 2 > > second sleep isnt enough time). > > Ah, I missed batik before. That's another possibility, especially if > John is using it too. Can you check cocoon's bugzilla for issues > related to batik? Sorry - forgot to mention Batik in the previous emails.. and I'll try looking for any batik related issues. > > It does if I shut it down manually (without my script that > just does a > > shutdown.sh, sleep 2, startup.sh).. wait about 30 seconds > then start > > it back up again. Or I can use my script, but I may have to run it > > 3-4 times before everything works correctly. I can tell it > didnt work > > correctly if 1) batik still isnt rendering images, or 2) I get no > > response from the server. > > That may answer my earlier question? Yep :) I don't have to kill anything.. but Im sorta impatient when it comes to waiting on a computer to do something. It's sad when a 2.4Ghz Xeon is too slow for me. > >>Ok, I think there are others which are forced in by > dependency, IIRC. > >>Are you using flow? > > I meant to erase the bit about the forced dependencies - not > sure there > are in your case. Not sure - I made sure I checked the dependency comments in the properties file, and also used a thread on the mailing list related to a "minimal cocoon install". Thanks, - Brent --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
