Yeah, I'm removing the machines from the load balancer to prevent new
connections, but was curious for existing connections including those being
kept around due to keep alive.
We are using using the JSVC stop action, so I guess pulling the machine from
the load balancer, watching opened conn
On 13/10/2012 04:27, Andrew Feller wrote:
> Is there a graceful way to drain connections and shutdown Tomcat with JSVC?
Not JSVC specific but if you pause a connector (e.g. via JMX) all
current requests will be allowed to complete but no new requests
(including those over keep-alive connections) w
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Andrew,
On 10/12/12 11:27 PM, Andrew Feller wrote:
> Is there a graceful way to drain connections and shutdown Tomcat
> with JSVC? I've been unsuccessful finding anything documented about
> this, so I imagine people have a variety of non-standard ways
Is there a graceful way to drain connections and shutdown Tomcat with JSVC?
I've been unsuccessful finding anything documented about this, so I
imagine people have a variety of non-standard ways or don't care.
Regards,
Andrew
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