AW: Documentation for the jkstatus output
Hi again. Is there really nobody who can tell me something about the output of jkstatus? Please help. Kind regards. Olli. > > > Hi all. > > Who can tell me, where I can find information about the output of jkstatus > (documentation, reference)? > I have found many sites with instructions about how to activate the > status-worker but not one of these sites explains what the meaning of the > different parts of the output is... > > If there is no documentation on the output availble, who can give me an > answer to the following questions: > > What is the "Scoreboard info" telling me about the system? > What is the "Endpoint info" telling me about the system? > What is the meaning of the columns "+jk" and "+end"? > What does it mean, if there is an entry in the "scoreboard > info"-section for > worker x with a connection time that is 3 hours old? > Why is the value in the columns "total time" and "max time" equal > to zero in > each row of the "Scoreboard info"- and the "Endpoint info"-section? > > And finally: Is there a possibility to identify tomcat-threads, wich are > caught in e.g. infinite loops? > > > Thanks for your help. > > Olli. > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Documentation for the jkstatus output
Hi all. Who can tell me, where I can find information about the output of jkstatus (documentation, reference)? I have found many sites with instructions about how to activate the status-worker but not one of these sites explains what the meaning of the different parts of the output is... If there is no documentation on the output availble, who can give me an answer to the following questions: What is the "Scoreboard info" telling me about the system? What is the "Endpoint info" telling me about the system? What is the meaning of the columns "+jk" and "+end"? What does it mean, if there is an entry in the "scoreboard info"-section for worker x with a connection time that is 3 hours old? Why is the value in the columns "total time" and "max time" equal to zero in each row of the "Scoreboard info"- and the "Endpoint info"-section? And finally: Is there a possibility to identify tomcat-threads, wich are caught in e.g. infinite loops? Thanks for your help. Olli. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jasper hangs for minutes
We have a problem with the Jasper JSP-engine. We use Jasper within our own Servletcontainer to process calls to JSP-pages. Most of the time the cooperation between our server and Jasper works fine, but sometimes jasper hangs for minutes (!) while processing requests to jsp-pages. Thereby the "original jsp-code" is still completely processed (we print out a text to System.out at the beginning and at the end at the jsp-code), but jasper does not return to our server for the moment and the clientbrowser runs into a timeout. In our logfile we can see, that even if earlier calls to jasper hangs, all further incomming requests to jsp-pages are still processed upto the end of our jsp-code but not further. So with each further request, another jasper-thread is started, wich stops after processing the jsp-code. That results in e.g. 40 - 100 running threads. But suddenly after some minutes all these running jasper-threads return at the same time The whole behaviour looks like, that the jasper has to wait for a special ressource to be released or that jasper locks a singleton (or something like that) so that no other jasper-thread can do further processings. Is there a known bug within jasper (e.g. with flushBuffer), or could the problem relate to the network or to another systemresource? The server runs under Windows 2000. Java version is 1.4.1 We use jasper out of tomcat 3.3.1 Thank you and best regards Oliver - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
