When I use JServ with blackdown jdk1.1.1.7 green threads it starts 1 Java
process but using native threads it starts 7 Java processes and uses about
7 times as much memory.
I turned on "top" and hit a servlet with multple requests to see which Java
processes were used. It looks to me like they simulate threads by routing
requests to different JVMs as they get busy rather than actually using native
Linux threads.
Is this a valid approach for a high traffic site? Does each JVM do it's own
garbage collection separately or do they all stop at the same time?
--Mark Ashworth
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