Got it, thanks for the pointer!
Billy
n828cl wrote:
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>> From: evebill8 [mailto:evebi...@hotmail.com]
>> Subject: How can I tell if Tomcat is shutting down
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>> I want to run some clean up routines before the Tomcat is
>> shutting down.
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> Read sec
Got it! My app is very read intensive so I try to cache lots of objects into
the RAM. Therefore, I like to allocate more RAM to the heap since RAM is
cheap now. Thanks for your advise!
Billy
Peter Crowther wrote:
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> On 5 February 2010 18:05, evebill8 wrote:
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>> Cool!
Cool! I just want to confirm if the rule is right. My IT guy also does not
believe it.
Billy
Christopher Schultz-2 wrote:
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> Evebill8,
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> On 2/5/2010 1:08 AM, evebill8 wrote:
>> I heard the rule to set the T
I heard the rule to set the Tomcat's heap size is 2/3 of the memory. We are
running Tomcat 5.5 on the 64-bit Linux. The box has 16GB of RAM, and we
just allocate 8GB to heap. If the rule is true, this means I can allow at
least 10GB to Tomcat, and leave 6GB to the OS. Please correct me if I am
Hi folks,
I want to run some clean up routines before the Tomcat is shutting down.
Not all the clean up routines are in the servlets so I cannot depend on the
destroy method. In addition, I need the routines are being run before
objects are destructed by the shut down.
Thanks!
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