My recomendation would be to copy/rename the auto generated files (mainly
mod_jk.conf-auto) and customize it to your requirements (e.g. ajp12 to ajp13, etc.).
If you ever make changes to server.xml, part of your process would then be to move the
new settings into your copy. And, of course, ma
I have run into a similar situation when slamming my setup with thousands of requests
via vspider (a verity search engine that is parsing a doc tree and making HTTP
requests for every link it parses). What I will see (and this is on a Solaris box) is
that the system goes into a 100% iowait st
I have tomcat 3.2.1 with Apache 1.3.12 running on a Solaris (2.6) box. Everything
works just fine for normal use. However, when I crank up a Verity search engine
(vspider) to walk through a document bundle of about 4,500 JSP pages I start to run
into trouble. Since every document in the bund
