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Take a look at the IBM JVMs. We have used the 1.1.8 in production on a
Linux box at http://www.healingpeople.com. No problems and very fast.
This supports native threads so it takes advantage of the multi-cpu
boxes out there. It's a very solid JVM. IBM also has an alpha 1.3 JVM
available. If you need a 1.2 JVM, go with the blackdown one for now
until the IBM one is released and then use it.
-MA
Christian Schrader wrote:
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> > > But after the servlet is done running, the CPU/memory load avg.
> > about 30%
> > > and 4.5% - when nothing should be running!
> > >
> > > 1886 nobody 19 0 8860 8860 608 R 0 32.6 4.5
> > 0:21 java_ns
> >
> > You need to use native threads.
> >
> > Get a better JVM.
> Which JVM would you recommend on a Linux box?
>
> Chris
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