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Actually the REAL answer is that the ajpv12 protocol does a PING between
the 'C' side (mod_jserv) and the JVM (ApacheJServ.jar) periodically --
it used to be set for 3 seconds but I haven't looked at the 1.1 release
code yet. This PINGing results in a lot of TIME_WAIT sockets which time
out eventually; this occurs whenever ApacheJServ is running even if it
isn't servicing requests.
jon * wrote:
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> on 1/18/00 10:16 AM, Erik Meade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Have you tried it with jsdk2.0?
> >
> > Erik
>
> Why do you waste all of our time and give a totally non useful question?
>
> The REAL answer to the original question (why do I see all sort of
> communication on port 8007?) is this:
>
> Apache JServ is two portions. A C side (mod_jserv) and a Java side
> (ApacheJServ.jar).
>
> They communicate with each other through a socket (network connection).
>
> The reason for this is so that you can have the Java side on N number of
> machines. This is both a load balancing feature as well as a scalability and
> reliability feature.
>
> You can specify the port that they communicate on in the jserv.properties
> and jserv.conf files.
>
> -jon
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