Hi,
I was discussing this very topic with somebody last night. This
sort of begs the question, if the webapp isn't supposed to start
threads of its own in general, what is the right way to handle these
situations (the most typical being some sort of cron thread, or any
need
to kick of an
Hi,
But this is all static load, correct? I mean, once Tomcat has started
up
No. I was being general and covering cases where apps launch their own
threads which do stuff irrespective of whether any users are hitting the
app or not. This is a fairly common case, for better or worse. But if
On Fri, Nov 12, 2004 at 08:47:59AM -0500, Shapira, Yoav wrote:
No. I was being general and covering cases where apps launch their own
threads which do stuff irrespective of whether any users are hitting the
app or not. This is a fairly common case, for better or worse.
I was discussing
, 2004 6:40 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: More apps = More load ?
I was discussing this very topic with somebody last
night. This sort of begs the question, if the webapp isn't
supposed to start threads of its own in general, what is the
right way to handle these situations
Hi,
Does Tomcat use more resources depending on how many apps are present
even
if they are not being used?
Yes, slightly more for each app, even if it's not used, depending on the
configuration.
I would have thought that it was the number of connections to a server
and
the amount of
Hi,
Does Tomcat use more resources depending on how many apps are present
even if they are not being used?
Yes, slightly more for each app, even if it's not used, depending on
the configuration.
I would have thought that it was the number of connections to a server
and the amount of
