I have read that mod_jk2 can not dialog with jetty using unix sockets (only tcp
sockets). Is it also true for the integrated tomcat in jboss. Normaly you can use unix
socket between tomcat and mod_jk2 (using jk2.properties to declare where the UNIX
domain socket is located). Where should i decla
I have read that mod_jk2 can not dialog with jetty using unix sockets (only tcp
sockets). Is it also true for the integrated tomcat in jboss. Normaly you can use unix
socket between tomcat and mod_jk2 (using jk2.properties to declare where the UNIX
domain socket is located). Where should i decla
Thanks again for your help.
I have installed a Fedora Core 1 and I have recompiled a new monolitic linux kernel
(from kernel.org).
I should have enough information now to tune my server.
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Ok, Thanks for your answer.
But there is still something I don't understand. How come, why when I use the default
kernel and I start jboss and I do some ps I have only one java line. But with the new
compiled kernel I still have 51 lines (when doing a ps -ax |grep java) when jboss has
completl
I have installed a linux machine with a new kernel (2.4.26).
I have installed j2sdk1.4.2_04 and jboss 3.2.3.
when I run jboss i can see many differents java processes! (when I do a ps -ax |grep
java I can see about 51 java processes!)
why?
Normaly there should be only one java process.
Thanks
