Hi Rickard,
Yep - The that is a significant preformance increase, at least 6 X on my NT
box.
That raises another performance issue (which I had noticed with earlier
versions as well), which may be a configuration problem on my part.
1. I am running apache+tomcat+jboss.
2. using the tomcat /examples
3. testing with the NT task manager's CPU usage monitor and performance
monitor
When I deploy the examples.war and run any of the JSP examples there is a
noticable peak in CPU utilization.
When I run the examples outside of jboss (still using embedded tomcat) the
performance is about 2-3 times better.
When I run only apache+tomcat I get a bit better performance.
Has anyone else noticed this, and if not, then I guess I still haven't
fine-tuned my configuration the way I would like.
The only change I made to the new run.bat was to add
set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;%JAVA_HOME%\lib\tools.jar so that I could run
deployed JSPs from jboss. Could this be a problem?
No problem that I could observe from servlets.
Thanks
ross
>
> Hi Rickard,
> I downloaded the 2.1 beta binary yesterday and it solved a lot of the
> configuration problems I was fighting with earlier. Thanks...
Glad to hear.
> Could you post the simple change that you made to the server.xml file. No
> need in dowmloading the full ~8MB for a one line change :)
Right, good point. What I did was to add:
<!-- JBoss, fixes classloader hierarchies. -->
<ContextInterceptor
className="org.jboss.tomcat.ContextClassLoaderInterceptor" />
before the JBoss Web XML reader interceptor in Tomcat's server.xml.
regards,
Rickard
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