Waiting for instance to be deallocated

Hi all, when changing a class file in my webapps/WEB-INF/classes directory, having my context setup to reloadable=true, I still get this error : Waiting for (1) instance to be deallocated nothing happens, and the server seems to be freezed I have to restart it I thought that this was fixed in

RE: web-inf/classes not found ?

/classes reference in my server.xml, I guess I should place this information in the context for my application but I have no idea where, but I will see if I can find anything about it in the documentation. Mikael - Original Message - From: Chaber, Eric [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED

RE: tomcat logs files

I know that in tomcat 3.2 you can change debug level in server.xml and also precise in whihch file you want to log errors example : Logger name=tc_log verbosityLevel = DEBUG path=logs/tomcat.log / -Original Message- From: catalin [mailto:[EMAIL

How to give timeouts to threads ?

Dear all, I still have servlets threads lasting very long in my production environnment. Sometime they're up to 20mn ! It's CPU and memory consuming for nothing. I think some of my servlets are not written well, they don't have a finally clause and this is why threads are kept open. But I hope

RE: How to give timeouts to threads ?

For me a timeout you can put in server.xml would be enough :-) -Original Message- From: David Frankson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: September 26 2001 16:49 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: How to give timeouts to threads ? A ctrl-break thread dump will show you which threads

RE: Tomcat spawning multiple processes under Linux

same as me, seems to be a normal behaviour... -Original Message- From: Tor Arne Benjaminsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: September 25 2001 12:28 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Tomcat spawning multiple processes under Linux I've tried both 3.2.3 and 4.0, and both spawn a varying

Everlasting tomcat processes

Dear all, in my production system I have some processes which last very long. They seem to never die. I can have many processes like that are lasting 10/20 mn and using my CPU and memory in an useless manner. What I can see making a top command : 1216 root 10 0 14604 12M 1984 S 0.5

RE: Everlasting tomcat processes

: Everlasting tomcat processes It's probable these 'ever-lasting' process are tomcat running normally. Do you know these threads to started by a JSP or Servlet in reponse to a connection? Does the number and PIDs remain stable? - Original Message - From: Chaber, Eric [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL