I think you mean JVM.
Multiple JVM is not a bad thing to look at. Java has problems with
more than 20 threads per JVM and it's even worse on something
like Linux where it uses green threads (e.g. it's reall just a single
thread, made to look like a multi-threaded application).
Mark
On 14 Jun 00, at 13:26, krishna srinivasan wrote:
> Hi,
> My application spawns as many as 50 threads/user and searches the internet
> for parts.In a scenario of 10 users the performance is poor.I was
> considering multiple JSM's on the same machine if it could improve the
> performance.
>
> I'm running JRUN 2.3.3 on Apache 1.3.12 with Redhat as OS.
>
> Can i get a suggestion on the use of multiple JSM's and their advantage.Will
> it really help in improving the performance?
>
> Any documentation will be very helpful.
>
> appreciate u'r inputs,
> Krishna.
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