Adam Rabung wrote:
Any advice would be much appreciated.
Had the contexts been reloaded at any point? If so, is there a rough
correlation between the number of threads per context and the number
of reloads?
Mark
Hi,
Thanks for the follow-up. If we do a "fresh" start (ie service
restart rather than manager restart), this one particular app will
have 64 JspRuntimeContexts threads at startup, and fairly quickly ramp
up to 148 within 2 minutes, where it stabilizes. Each context has a
different number of these JspRuntimeContexts threads, for example
(manager is tomcat manager, and appMon is the simple jsp-less webapp I
use for monitoring this):
context1=22, context2=20, context3=19, context4=1, manager=1, appMon=1
I _know_ I'll eventually discover this is some configuration problem
on my end, I'm just trying to understand the life-cycle of the
JspRuntimeContext to help me track it down. I'm still stumped.
Thanks,
Adam
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