jserv and the problems listed below are driving me nuts. Can anyone
provide some help?
ApacheJServ/1.1 running on a freebsd box.
1. Frequent restarting of servlets.
If I look at my jserv.log file, I see that the same servlet(s) are
logging init every 3 to 4 minutes. I am better off with mod_perl.
Is there any way to affect the policy of when servlets are removed?
Should I start the jvm with any particular parameters?
from jserv.properties:
# Arguments passed to Java interpreter (optional)
# Syntax: wrapper.bin.parameters=[parameters] (String)
# Default: NONE
2. Sessions not persisting.
Perhaps #1 is causing this one. But if I snoop the headers, I can see
the cookie for the session being passed from the browser to the servlet. Yet
getSession() will return a new session object.
My session object does implements serializable but it is not persisiting.
If no servlets are loaded, do all session objects disappear? What else
needs to be done so that sessions persist through server reloads or
removal of all servlets?
3. I get the following errors non-deterministically: (i wish I could
repeat them on demand, but I can't)
[Fri Jul 7 14:36:21 2000] [emerg]
JServ: ajp12[1]: cannot scan servlet headers (500)
[Fri Jul 7 14:36:21 2000] [error]
JServ: an error returned handling request via protocol "ajpv12"
[Wed May 31 14:46:07 2000] [emerg]
JServ: ajp12: can not connect to host +127.0.0.1:8007
[Wed May 31 14:46:07 2000] [emerg]
JServ: ajp12: connection fail
[Wed May 31 14:46:07 2000] [error]
JServ: an error returned handling request via +protocol "ajpv12"
I am getting ready to go on ebay and bid for help.
thanks to anyone who can help me.
mike
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