Keith Wannamaker wrote:
The numbers were suspect because I was running 3.3 under
JBuilder but 4.0 externally, I'd imagine. I set up clean
tomcat trees and ran them outside of any test environment
and I get these numbers: (100 rqs/10 concurrent cx)
TC 4.0.6 | TC 3.3.2
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> Same box, same app, same test, with Tomcat 4.0.6's http10 and 11 adaptor:
>
> coyote/http1137r
container between the tests.
I'm still investigating, but it may be easier for us to
move to 4.0.
Keith
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| I'm using http11 on a busy site with more or less Tomcat 3.3 head
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| coyote/http11 4.2rq/sec, 63kb/sec
| http10 6.3rq/sec, 92kb/sec
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I'm using http11 on a busy site with more or less Tomcat 3.3 head
(3.3.2-dev). I set up the connector with ServerSoTimeout="5000",
SoTimeout="5000", maxThreads 100, maxSpare 50, minSpare 20.
This yields severe performance problems after only a short time in
service. On reverting back to http10,
