Daniel:
There is lots of discussion on this in the book "The Developers Guide to the
Java Web Server", by Woods, Pekowsky and Snee. It is NOT just for users of
the JWS, and discusses all sorts of Java efficiency issues on the server
side. It include information os setting up/running load tests as well.
Ian
----- Original Message -----
From: Daniel Rönnqvist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 4:06 AM
Subject: Thread safe ?
> Hello.
> I have done a few websites using JSP 1.0 and they all work just fine in my
> developement enviroment. None of them are released yet so I haven't been
> able to test them with a lot of simultaneous connectins so I am a bit
> worried about the thread saftyness.
> What's the most common problems and their solutions with a jsp website
that
> works fine when traffic is low but crashes when the traffic increases
(maybe
> because of two classes being instantiated at the same time) ?
>
> I'm also wondering if anyone have tips on good reading regarding this
> subject (thread safty, static classes and what really happens beneath the
> surface in a JSP app) ?
>
> have a nice day!
> Daniel Ronnqvist
>
>
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