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> My guess is that JRun is pooling threads, ie. returning them to an
"recycle"
> pool once a request is finished, and re-using them when servicing later
> requests. There's been talk about implementing a similar optimization in
JServ,
> I believe. Try sending two simultaneous requests to a (long-running)
servlet ...
> you should see an extra thread created.
ah .. that makes sense.
well, then here is a suggestion for JServ developers, name the threads that
run a servlet to something that is appropriate ( like the name of the
servlet). that way, runtime monitoring tools can list all the servlets
running in the vm.
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Nimret Sandhu
Dev Geek
EC Direct Corp
http://www.ecdirect.com
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