Jean-luc
Thanks for letting me know what is happening here.
Send me the patch. I would love to try it. Unfortunately I am a Java
developer and I haven't written any native code in a few years, so It
may take me a little while to remember what the heck I am doing!
-J
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Rochat
Sent: Thursday, July 15, 1999 3:04 AM
To: Java Apache Users
Subject: Re: Load balancing, please help
Justin Call wrote:
>
> All-
>
> I am trying to load balance JServ on NT, here is the conf fragment I
am
> using:
[ config snipped ]
>
> Manual mode is on (elsewhere in the file). I think that I have
started
> the JServ standalone instances correctly. I simulate ~30 concurrent
> users and all of them are serviced in either INST1 or INST2 (based on
> console output, varies on server restart). If for example, all
requests
> are being handled by INST1, I can CTRL+C INST1 and watch the requests
be
> THEN handled by INST2, but I have never seen INST1 handling some of
the
> sessions and INST2 handling the rest.
>
> Apache is 1.3.6? and JServ is 1.0. Basically, latest greatest a few
> weeks ago :)
>
> I wonder if anyone has any suggestions? If you need more info I can
be
> reached at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> -Justin
>
hi Justin,
yes, that's anther OS specific bug. Apache on NT is single process/many
threads, and youre the first one to use load-balancing with it.
In 2 words, it is due to the "preferred target per process" (stupid ?)
model that works only on multiprocess Apache.
I've here a patch, but you'll have to recompile mod_jserv dll in order
to try it (I can't here).
If it's OK for you, (get the patch, compile, try, and give feedback),
let me know and I'll give it.
If others volunteer for testing it on WIN32, go on ! you're welcome ;-)
jean-luc
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