I didn't receive an answer to this, so I'm re-asking.
How do I increase the JVM max heap size for the windows service for Tomcat
5.0? The faqs and documentation only mention Tomcat 4.x, and the registry
settings look different than the Tomcat 4 service.
Someone mentioned the information I seek i
I pulled down a snapshop of the tomcat source, and I couldn't find the
procrun.h file. Could someone create some docs on configuring the new
Tomcat 5 service, and place it where some newbs can find?
Thanks
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From: "Bill Barker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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How do I increase the JVM max heap size for the windows service for
Tomcat 5.0? The faqs and documentation only mention Tomcat 4.x, and the
registry settings look different than the Tomcat 4 service.
Dave
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From: "Mita Solanky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 4:11 AM
Subject: tomcat 4.0/ Apache1.3.22 problem
> Hi
>
> I saw your message on tomc
> Not with SQL Server. If thread A has a write lock on a table, thread b
will
> wait until the write is completed before reading. If thread A is in a
> transaction that is long running then a perfectly funcitoning application
> can seem to hang. Its also possible that some form of infinite loop
Only Tomcat hangs, the other program continues on. I thought a database
deadlock only happens when both threads are trying to write and holding a
lock on each other's data? The external java process is read-only.
How do you do a thread-dump on when you are running Tomcat as a service on
Win
I have a server running Tomcat 4.0 on Win2k with the Sun VM JRE 1.3.1. At 11am
each day I have a commandline Java program scheduled to run using Window's scheduler.
When this program runs, Tomcat becomes unresponsive. The process appears to still be
running, but I need to restart it to g
I am experiencing problems with Tomcat under a heavy load, and I'm hoping someone
has dealt with this before.
I am using Tomcat 4.0 on a server with heavy traffic. Randomly under these conditions
users get a "Page can not be displayed" error, yet the server's 4 cpus are not
completely m
I'm struggling to get the JDBC-JNDI-Tyrex connection pool working with
the Netdirect JDBC driver and I keep getting a cast exception error
java.lang.ClassCastException: tyrex.jdbc.xa.EnabledDataSource
I configured the JBDC according to the Tomcat 4.0 docs, but I must be
missing something...
Do a thread dump on the hanging process. Its CTRL-BREAK on a windows
machine, I'm not sure of the Solaris equivalent command. It will likely
show a few objects waiting indefinitely for some resource. In my experience
it has always been my own code that trips up tomcat.
Dave
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ubject: 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 time
A ctrl-break thread dump will show you which threads are hung. The
solution is to fix the sloppy servlet that causes it. I used to have major
stability problems with Tomcat until I discovered the problems in my own
code.
Killing errant threads would be a cool feature, but is it possible?
Has anyone been able to get Tomcat 4.0 and Java Cryptography Extension
1.2.1 to work together?
I have an application that uses the jce and runs fine on Tomcat 3.2.3 w/
jdk1.3.1. When I moved it over to 4.0, I got the exception: "Cannot set up
certs for trusted CAs". I dug through the sun fo
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