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Michel Szybist wrote:
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> Hi.
>
> I've been running my JDBC servlet for more than the entire week-end --i.e.
> 65 hours: ~ 1,000,000 requests were made-- first with OptimizeIt, then
> without. (JMeter as a client, 15 threads, from an other host on the LAN)
> Average: 4 requests per second.
>
> Each request used JDBC to connect to Oracle 7.3.4 on an other server and
> parsed a local template HTML file to fill it with data from DB using the
> gnu.regex package. (The JDBC connection was shared between the HTTP
> requests, I do not open a connection in doGet each time)
>
> It works very nice.
> - the Java process (JDK 1.2.2 RC3) in green threads mode, takes ~ 10 Mb and
> between 1% and 80% CPU (no heap limits)
> - JServ 1.1b3 is started "standalone" by a daemon script (in /etc/rc.d/init.d).
>
> It looks like all my problems came from using a perl client script to test
> it out: there must have been memory leaks or to low ulimits.
> I had no problem using the above config (JMeter...).
>
> Long life JServ, Java and Linux !!
> ...and thank you once again. When I'll feel more self-confident about my
> JServ skills, I'll try to help to. :)
>
> Michel.
cool. thanks for the feedback.
Jean-Luc
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