What did you set, maxThreads? minSpareThreads? maxSpareThreads? What did you
set it to? If you view the connection in the JMX console, what are the values
there?
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Hi Peter,
Thanks for the reply.
I have set the max threads to 500. But dint do anything to minSpareThreads and
maxSpare threads.
And in the JMX console I could see the value that I have set. But its not there
in the server logs..
Another problem is this...
I have tested the performance
What line(s) of the server log are you looking at? Possibly they reflect only
the min threads.
More is not always better. The more threads you allocate, the more contention
there will be for the CPU(s).
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Hi,
I am using jboss-4.2.2.GA free/open source version.
I have deployed a session bean on the JBoss application server. And testing the
performance of the session bean using JMeter.
First the thread pool size is set to 500 and tested for 1000 users. The
response time is 24417ms.
Next the
If you are using JMeter to directly test the EJB (that is, you are not going
through a web page), then changing the thread pool size will have no effect.
The thread pool is not used to allocate EJBs.
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Thanks for the reply.
I am creating Http request through JMeter from a different machine. And JBoss
Application server is running on a different machine in same network.
Could you please ellaborate the difference in creating the Http request through
JMeter and creating the Http Request
It has been a while since I played with JMetere, but I recall that it has a
mechanism to test EJBs directly, and not through a web page (ie, via http).
You are not, by any chance, using a web service to access the EJB? I assume you
have JMeter accessing a servlet or JSP which in turn is
Appreciate your valuable inputs.
We are not using web services to EJB through JMeter.
We are wondering if thread pool size not affecting the performance could be
becuase we are using jboss-4.2.2.GA free/open source version.
We are not using commercial version of JBoss for the development.
We
There is no performance difference between JBoss AS (community version) and
JBoss EAP (enterprise version).
The error is expected. The messaging server checks to see if the database is
initialized when it first comes up. If it isn't, you see these DEBUG statements
(note that it is not an
