André Warnier wrote:
K J.Sreekumar wrote:
Hello Andre,
Thank you for your attention to this query.
The these entries in the netstat shows tomcat running. (These were
missing
in the original message and were appended in a subsequent mail.)
TCP 0.0.0.0:8009 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING 5356
[tomcat6.exe]
It looks like you are not using the above port. So you could comment out
the following in your server.xml :
<!-- Define an AJP 1.3 Connector on port 8009 -->
<Connector port="8009" protocol="AJP/1.3" redirectPort="8443" />
It will not solve your problem, but it will simplify what we're looking at.
TCP 0.0.0.0:8080 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING
5356
[tomcat6.exe]
Apart from the above and the other ports in LISTEN state, when "tomcat
freezes", do you have any other ports in the netstat listing, shown as
"CLOSE_WAIT" for example ?
If yes, how many ?
..
Let me also suggest something else.
Let's suppose that your Tomcat is installed in the directory C:\Tomcat6, and let's call
this directory "CATALINA_BASE" for now.
Under that directory, there is a directory "/webapps/", and undet that one there is
(apparently) a directory "/rel/" with your current application.
In the directory /webapps/, at the same level as the directory /rel/, create a new
directory "/freeze/", and in that directory place a html file "freeze.html".
It does not matter what the content of that html file is, just make it
recognisable.
Next, in your Apache configuration, add the following lines :
ProxyPass /freeze/ http://localhost:8080/freeze/
ProxyPassReverse /freeze/ http://localhost:8080/freeze/
and restart Tomcat and Apache httpd.
Then, the next time Tomcat appears to freeze, try with a browser to access the "freeze"
page, as :
http://(hostname)/freeze/freeze.html
and as
http://(hostname):8080/freeze/freeze.html
and let's see what happens.
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