Hi Remy, >>> 1. Sometimes we see that the same session is started in two threads >>> concurrently. >That, I can imagine it could happen. >I don't think it would, but at least I can imagine there could be a bug >somewhere with the manager which would cause this. May be!But this happens only when there is enough load on the server.If I run the same test whiout processing anything on the server then it works fine.
>>> 2. Sometimes one of the request for the user is processed two >>> times. >I don't think this can happen. (single request, being parsed once, and being >processed twice) Ya I do happen..But do'nt know the real cause.I can even reproduce this...:-) >You can test with Coyote 1.0b8 to see what happens. If it works fine with >that, then it is a problem with the HTTP connector. If it still doesn't work >(especially the second point, which would be a problem with the connector), >then it's a bug with the client. I never heard Coyote before I would explore this..Thanx. Next is this step on my agenda.What about using a different JVM implementation(currently I am using one from the sun) >You should also use some other HTTP clients to see what happens (commons >HTTPClient, or the HTTP client Peter Lin mentioned). Ya I would try this today!! cheers Raj -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
