Hi Michael-
Given that this is wandering into areas not quite related to Tomcat, we
should probably continue this discussion off list. Feel free to e-mail
me directly at afiskatspeedymaildotorg (insert "@" for "at" and "." for
"dot"). You basically need to tell dynamic dns the external IP of
You should be able to get your "real" ip address from your router
configuration app. You can get your private subnet address from the
command line ("ipconfig /all" on Windows, "ip addr" on most Linux
distributions, or similar commands). Then you need to forward incoming
requests on port 8080
I should also mention that I ran these tests on an Athlon 2200 with
512MB RAM.
-Adam
Adam Fisk wrote:
Here's my excel spreadsheet. All of these numbers are taken from the
Windows Task Manager. This is somewhat misleading in that the memory
numbers don't properly reflect garbage
eout between client sends. I
originally intended to run these tests for many timeouts, but this
became prohibitively annoying over the WAN. These tests were done with
all clients running on a single machine connecting to the servers over
the WAN.
Thanks.
-Adam
Jeanfrancois Arcand wrote:
Just to chime in on the NIO issue, I agree that it's not immediately
obvious what the performance benefits are. Perhaps more importantly,
though, the code changes to switch Tomcat (or any other good-size app)
to NIO are tremendous -- basically a rewrite of the hard parts.
That said, I've done
and... thanks for your good work.
cheers,
Fabrizio
On Wed, 3 Dec 2003, Adam Fisk wrote:
I've heard mention on this list many times of these OutOfMemoryErrors
not being bugs. I work on a Java app that experiences very high
network
traffic load, however, and it's been my experience that
Ou
I've heard mention on this list many times of these OutOfMemoryErrors
not being bugs. I work on a Java app that experiences very high network
traffic load, however, and it's been my experience that
OutOfMemoryErrors are, in fact, always bugs regardless of how tempting
it is to chalk it up to s
servlet API (and portable to other
>containers)
>
>-Tim
>
>Adam Fisk wrote:
>> I'm wondering if anyone can point me towards the class/classes that I
>> should look at to add custom HTTP response headers for a customized
>> Tomcat ap
I'm wondering if anyone can point me towards the class/classes that I
should look at to add custom HTTP response headers for a customized
Tomcat application I'm working on.
Thanks very much.
-Adam
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