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hello all -
this is more of a developer q. about servlet engine internals.
i just noticed some 'interesting' behaviour using a tool that i have written
for monitoring a running JVM. it seems that jserv creates a new thread to
run a servlet in even when the servlet has already been loaded and kills it
when the servlet is finished. is this 'correct' behaviour? arent servlets
supposed to be loaded once and then 'cached' by the servlet engine? also, if
i name the current thread in a servlet's service() method, it does not name
the thread running that servlet. this would be consistent with the
observation that jserv starts a new thread for a servlet and kills it when
the servlet is finished with its service() method.
interestingly, jrun exhibits the correct (??) behaviour and starts a thread
*once* when a servlet is loaded and does not kill it after the servlet's
service() method is done. also, if you name the current thread @ the start
of the service() method, it shows up in the list of threads.
just curious =)
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