> 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)
>
Sounds like jvm crashes and then restarts ... jserv can restarts jvm
automatically,
but if vm crashes all session objects destroys with it.
I use apache jserv on linux box - all works ok - servlets did not reloads at
all...
Try also check servlets .class file timestamps and permissions - convenient
way to
reload servlet in jserv is " touch /home/httpd/servlets/<YourServlet>.class"
Try use ApJServManual=on in jserv.conf and start jvm manually (see docs - i
forgot )
and see if it recently crashed.
Try also increase logging level (use log.chanel.debug in jserv.properties)
What system configuration are you works in - memory, processor, etc. -
isn't it very low ?
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