No, but your cron tasks may be loading requests. That is - we are firing up
a version of your application due to low traffic.
On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 12:51 PM, kscott wrote:
> I have a simple Java task that simply checks to see if it needs to
> send an email "email sent flag =N".
>
> It is taking in excess of 6604 milliseconds to execute. Are tasks
> executed with a much lower priority?
>
> When I moved my start time to15 minutes later I was a least able to
> get rid of the most of the HTTP 500 errors caused by exceeding the
> simultaneous dynamic request limit.
>
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