> On 2025 Aug 16, at 11:20, Daniel Schwartz <d...@danielgschwartz.com> wrote: > > You might be using a different version of Glassfish. I have 4.1 (which I > realize is old). It won't let you set the minimum pool size to less than 8.
Did you actually set the minimum (steady-pool-size) or did you just try changing max-pool-size to 1? You cannot lower the maximum below the value of steady-pool-size. > If you try to do this, it reports an error and won't let you proceed. The > simple test I ran shows that it is creating 8 physical connections for each > logical connection. Again, your conclusion is incorrect. The pool is creating 8 connections because that’s what the minimum is set to. Testing with a delay in your web service code between the connection acquisition and close calls - as Robert T already did - will show the pool size not growing beyond 8 until there are more than 8 concurrent requests being processed. > This is clearly stated by the monitoring report, and you can’t disagree with > that. The report only shows that 8 connections have been created; there is no indication in the report of anything else. > I have considered upgrading to a newer version of Glassfish, but this would > be another project that I'm not prepared to undertake right now. But you apparently are prepared to handle all the security risks of running a 11-year old server exposed to the internet. Bad tradeoff. - Chuck --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
