I doubt adjusting the stack size in any way will help. HTTP 500 is a web client
to web server communication error and changing the stack size will not to much
if this communication is failing in the first place.
Does the Tomcat server crash at the time you get the 500 errors? I'm doubting
it must be but it would be a nice to know kind of a thing..
Is there any server or host referenced in the application that you built, that
the web server may not have access to? Maybe there is a hard coded server name
in the table fields on that application referencing a server that the web
server cannot communicate with?
Have you looked at the logs in the catalina.out file? These may tell you a
thing or two. Also turn on your workflow logging for the mid-tier. This may
tell you something too..
Joe
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From: remedydon <mrohinikanth2...@gmail.com>
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 10:19:59 PM
Subject: Re: Apache Tomcat Memory Pool
I tried these settings keeping min and max pool sizes same. Tomcat did not
crash. I have thread stack size = NuLL. Do I have to set a value for thread
stack size ?
This mysterious HTTP 500 status error still is not gone when I'm trying
toaccess the custom built appllication through mid-tier while other Out of the
box apps are opening fine.
Thanks,
Joe
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