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Jase
Hi,
I'm running Tomcat 4.1.10, JDK 1.4 on NT 4 SP6 and every day Tomcat
appears to hang with the browser waiting for a response.
I created a very simple servlet that sent Hello World back to the
browser and similar jsp, and I could call the servlet but not the jsp.
I kind of don't understand why you would be able to call one but not
the other!
The server recieves roughly 50,000 hits a day. The majority of these
hits will either select, insert or update the database. It is
configured to use DBCP (JNDI) if this helps. Also the server is on a
private network rather than on the public domain, so I don't think it
is connectivity problem.
I've gone through all the tomcat logs and cannot find any obvious
errors. I've tried tweaking some of the server.xml configurations,
but it doesn't seem to make any differences.
I suspect that it could be a problem with http connector, the number
sessions open or maybe threads are not being released. Is there
anyway to monitor this part of Tomcat?
Any help would greatly appreciated as I suspect my customer will turn
the system off very soon!
If this is the wrong group to post this type of query please let me
know.
Jase
I'm running Tomcat 4.1.10, JDK 1.4 on NT 4 SP6 and every day Tomcat
appears to hang with the browser waiting for a response.
I created a very simple servlet that sent Hello World back to the
browser and similar jsp, and I could call the servlet but not the jsp.
I kind of don't understand why you would be able to call one but not
the other!
The server recieves roughly 50,000 hits a day. The majority of these
hits will either select, insert or update the database. It is
configured to use DBCP (JNDI) if this helps. Also the server is on a
private network rather than on the public domain, so I don't think it
is connectivity problem.
I've gone through all the tomcat logs and cannot find any obvious
errors. I've tried tweaking some of the server.xml configurations,
but it doesn't seem to make any differences.
I suspect that it could be a problem with http connector, the number
sessions open or maybe threads are not being released. Is there
anyway to monitor this part of Tomcat?
Any help would greatly appreciated as I suspect my customer will turn
the system off very soon!
If this is the wrong group to post this type of query please let me
know.
Jase