> From: Jess Holle [mailto:je...@ptc.com]
> Subject: Re: Logging servlet time and connections
>
> In this scenario once you exceed maxThread minus 2 simultaneous
> connections (there's a clear off by 2 error here somewhere) any
> additional simultaneous connections go
ever run into.
--
Jess Holle
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
From: cr...@thetimmermans.net [mailto:cr...@thetimmermans.net]
Subject: RE: Logging servlet time and connections
It could be user sessions if thats whats available.
You can implement an HttpSessionListener to track sessions coming and
> From: cr...@thetimmermans.net [mailto:cr...@thetimmermans.net]
> Subject: RE: Logging servlet time and connections
>
> It could be user sessions if thats whats available.
You can implement an HttpSessionListener to track sessions coming and going
within a webapp. See the serv
Sorry, the Tomcat version is 5.5. See below...
Quoting "Caldarale, Charles R" :
From: cr...@thetimmermans.net [mailto:cr...@thetimmermans.net]
Subject: Logging servlet time and connections
I need to log incoming connections to tomcat
What you really need to do is tell us the
> From: cr...@thetimmermans.net [mailto:cr...@thetimmermans.net]
> Subject: Logging servlet time and connections
>
> I need to log incoming connections to tomcat
What you really need to do is tell us the version of Tomcat you're using.
Since you didn't, this response p
Hello,
I need to log incoming connections to tomcat (when connected, then
disconnected), as well as the servlet it's running. I am trying to
find out information on how long its taking to process our servlet as
well as how long connections may be queued. Is there anything I can
turn on in t
