Setup:
For one of our projects we are using httpd in front of tomcat.
At the moment everything is routed via tomcat, static and dynamic
content alike (except for one directory of images that resides outside
the application).
We are using AJP proxy.
Symptoms:
After running for a while (day or
Hello ,
I have some more questions on web hosting . Which web hosting I should go for
windows or linux . Do I need to learn linux if I choose linux hosting . What is
the impact of linux or windows hosting on my web application.
sneha
--- On Sun, 18/1/09, Rusty Wright wrote:
From: Rusty Wrig
Hi,
Sneha Manohar wrote:
Hello ,
I have some more questions on web hosting . Which web hosting I should go for
windows or linux . Do I need to learn linux if I choose linux hosting . What is
the impact of linux or windows hosting on my web application.
sneha
yes, if you choose a linux hos
Thanks Alan,
I had tried the clean etc. to no avail. The file was there and writeable
etc. When I moved my workspace to c:/workspace away from 'documents and
settings' folder and created a new project the error disappeared.
I'm not sure if it solved because of the new project or new file locatio
Toriacht wrote:
Thanks Alan,
I had tried the clean etc. to no avail. The file was there and writeable
etc. When I moved my workspace to c:/workspace away from 'documents and
settings' folder and created a new project the error disappeared.
I'm not sure if it solved because of the new project or
At server startup, is it possible to configure tomcat to not open it's
http ports so early?
By default the server starts to receive http requests quite long before
initialization is complete. These requests are held open until the
server is ready to respond, and then the response is sent.
In
Jesper W wrote:
At server startup, is it possible to configure tomcat to not open it's
http ports so early?
No mater when you initialize the http port there will be always
some potential initial startup period depending on you application,
so this is completely useless.
The reason is the s
Mladen Turk wrote:
Jesper W wrote:
At server startup, is it possible to configure tomcat to not open
it's http ports so early?
No mater when you initialize the http port there will be always
some potential initial startup period depending on you application,
so this is completely useless.
Tha
Dear Jesper,
At server startup, is it possible to configure tomcat to not open
it's http ports so early?
By default the server starts to receive http requests quite long
before initialization is complete. These requests are held open
until the server is ready to respond, and then the resp
There's also mochahost.com.
It is not necessary to know Linux to use a Linux plan. Though be aware that
file names are case sensitive.
On MochaHost, it looks like if you must use MSSqlServer, then you have to go
with the Windows plan, and use ASP instead of JSP. In theory it should be
possib
Hello
We are planning to define the "maxKeepAliveRequests" attribute in Tomcat
server.xml
As of now, this attribute is not defined and I believe the default value is
100.
What is the preferred value to configure? please advise.
Here are the environment details
Apache Tomcat/4.1.27
JVM/JDK:
Do you monitor your tomcat server(s) for memory and CPU use? I'd get some
baseline measurements and then incrementally increase your maxKeepAliveRequests
value until your problem goes away, all the while making sure you don't have
memory or CPU issues.
Brian Clark
VP, IS
Omeda
On Jan 18, 2009
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