Rujin,
as it is phrased, your message is not very clear.
It is probably a question of language or terminology.
I don't know how LambdaProbe displays the information, but
- a "request" is what the browser sends to Tomcat (like "GET /index.jsp")
- when Tomcat receives the request, it selects an idle thread to process the
request
- while processing the request, the thread is no longer idle, it is working
- the thread produces the response and sends it back to the client
- then the thread becomes idle again, ready to process another request
So, an "idle request" seems to be a contradiction in terms.
Please explain better what you mean.
And the list strips attachments, so sending screenshots does not help.
rujin raj wrote:
MArk,
Its request count
Screen shot attached.
--rujin
On 17/11/2010, Mark Thomas <ma...@apache.org> wrote:
On 17/11/2010 06:45, rujin raj wrote:
Hi,
I am using an application in tomcat 6.0.29 and the java version is 1.6
64 bit. I am facing the problem in my application when the request
count is more(this i am watching through Lambda probe).
Please give me some idea why this request count is keeps increasing
and how to destroy the idle requests.Herewith i attached the
screenshot of that application
The list strips attachments.
Do you really mean request count or do you actually mean thread count?
Mark
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