what OS are you on, if you are on a Unix system, you can issue a "kill
-3 <process id of java>"
and that will generate a thread dump in your std.out
looking at this file, you can see where the "processors" are taken up,
and if they are locked up somewhere in your code, or simply busy with
other connections (if you have configured more maxClients on httpd than
maxProcessors on Tomcat)
Filip
Razat Gupta (razgupta) wrote:
Hi All
Can any one help me on this, I am posting it for the second time.
Regards
Razat
-----Original Message-----
From: Razat Gupta (razgupta)
Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2008 12:19 PM
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: Tomcat ModJK Issues!!!
Hi All,
We are using Tomcat 4.1.29, Apache 1.3 and modjk in our project.
Sometimes, we got the following message in Catalina logs:-
"No processor available, rejecting this connection" and application
stops responding and we got an Internal Server Error for every request
from Apache to Tomcat.
If we restart the tomcat server after this, Tomcat starts responding to
every request being forwarded from Apache to Tomcat.
Seems to be some mod_jk issue. Has any one faced such type of issue
before, if yes what can be the reason for this and how we can overcome
this thing without restarting the tomcat server again and again?
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Razat....
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