If you are using caches, static strings - check this.
And, by the way: all is fine if you are using
new String(str.substring()). It is well documented in the bug
parade.
Azariah Jeyakumar wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone seen Tomcat JVM using 99.9% cpu when there is no HTTP
load at all? The JSP pages are
ay: all is fine if you are using
new String(str.substring()). It is well documented in the bug
parade.
Azariah Jeyakumar wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone seen Tomcat JVM using 99.9% cpu when there is no HTTP load
at all? The JSP pages are accessible fine without any loss in
functionality, but the
If you are using caches, static strings - check this.
And, by the way: all is fine if you are using
new String(str.substring()). It is well documented in the bug
parade.
Azariah Jeyakumar wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone seen Tomcat JVM using 99.9% cpu when there is no HTTP load
at all? The JSP pages are
ted in the bug
parade.
Azariah Jeyakumar wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone seen Tomcat JVM using 99.9% cpu when there is no HTTP load at all?
The JSP pages are accessible fine without any loss in functionality, but the
machine is sluggish (expectedly, as the JVM is using all the CPU). If tomcat is
rest
, don't shut it down
but kill -quit . It will then print a complete
stack-trace in the catalina.out (this isn't tomcat's feature, but
jvm's). Use the stacktrace to detect infinite loops.
regards
Leon
On 9/23/05, Azariah Jeyakumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ha
Hi,
Has anyone seen Tomcat JVM using 99.9% cpu when there is no HTTP load at all?
The JSP pages are accessible fine without any loss in functionality, but the
machine is sluggish (expectedly, as the JVM is using all the CPU). If tomcat is
restarted, the problem goes away and the CPU usage
