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on 1/18/00 3:02 PM, Jon Smirl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In general most tcp/ip sessions cross routers so having it on is the correct
> default. In JServ's case we know for sure that these sessions don't cross
> routers so it should be turned off. There is no point in LINGERing for a
> packet from a router when there aren't any routers.
>
> Changing this will have no impact on the performance of JServ, it will just
> get rid of all those sokets in the WAITING state. At best it will free up
> some memory and make tcp/ip a tiny bit faster.
Wait a second. How can you say that the communication between the C portion
and the Java portion will not cross routers? That isn't the case at all. It
is totally possible that this will happen.
-jon
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