Hallo,
I`m using tomcat4.0 and apache soap2.2/3. I have trouble with a memory
leak in my application and that is the reason I am
interesting in how many java VMs are started and in which VMs my the
Threads of my soap-RPCs are running.
As I have configured in server.xml tomcat has started 10 Threads. Are
all these Threads running in the same VM or has every Thread the same
VM. Can I config how much memory the VMs allocated?
My class which includes the methodos which are provided as soap-rpcs is
configured as "application" in the Deploymentdescriptor. How many VMs
are started if e.g. 10 Clients are invoking soap-RPCs?
I get sometimes a java.lang.outofMemory error on the clients. If this
happens only the client which get this error damanges and all the other
clients are working fine. So I suggest, that there are more than one VM
running.
I would be nice, if somebody cauld help me.
best regards
Oliver
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