With Tomcat 5, I can deploy/undeploy my WAR file thru the Admin Interface.
What happens if there are sessions running the servlet when I try to hotswap
to a newer version (i.e. undeploy the current version and re-deploy a newer
version)?
How will this work?
Sorry, I have a newbie question on this subject.
If the servlet API adds support for java.nio library (described in section
3.3 here)
http://www.coredevelopers.net/library/j2ee/servlet24/ar01s03.jsp#d0e533,
then will it make sense for servlet container (e.g. Tomcat ) to use the nio
the way
Hi,
I read an onjava.com article regarding new features in Tomcat 5. In that
article, it said a whole new mapper was implemented that generates little
or no garbage (lots of object recycling is going on in there). And that
improves performance.
But from Sun's web page, it said do not pool
Hi,
In TomCat's source code, I notice it recycles objects (e.g. RequestBase,
StandardSession). But in Sun's documentation, with HotSpot Virtual machine,
pooling objects will hinder performance (see below). Could someone please
tell me are there advantages of using object pooling in TomCat?
