Ye Tao wrote:
>
> Dear gurus
>
> I was load testing James, and it choked when i have
> 20 concurrent threads sending emails to James. I did a
> little research, and the cause seems can be traced
> back to the java.net.ServerSocket as by default it
> only allows 50 sockets in the queue. ServerSocket
> actually offers a couple of alternative constructors
> that allows to change this number. Howerver, the
> Avalon SocketServer implementation does not use the
> other constructors. It would be nice if this number
> can be configured thru the same james xml conf file.
> Other than the code change, I am stuck with this
> default value 50 (and btw, i havent figured out why
> James fails at mere 20 concurrent threads).
>
> Any good suggestions? How can I make James able to
> serve a decent amount of concurrent traffic?
>
> thanks
>
> --Ye
>
Actually right now it's quite a mess... the SocketServer is a block
provided in the avalon dist but since the avalon cvs is under maior
changes to patch it is quite a mess.
Can you be patient for a week or so? :-)
--
Federico
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