Hi Shanti!
The heap size is because I start tomcat with -Xmx26000M option
that I added. Here's the full command line:
/opt/jdk1.7.0_06//bin/java
-Djava.util.logging.config.file=/opt/apache-tomcat-7.0.30/conf/logging.properties
-Xmx26000M
-Djava.
Hi Contantine,
I barely have about 10-20 sessions existing at the same time, considering
already abandones sessions and even sessions created because of crawlers.
So it won't be slow to use the getCount() method, at least not for now.
Thanks for your comment!
On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 5:42 AM, Kon
HI André,
You are right, there is a hole there. However, it won't be a problem for
me. Basically, I want to detect if the same IP creates so many sessions
that in the same time 200 sessions exist and belong to is (the sessions
live about 30 min each). My site doesn't have much traffic, usually the
Hi
Not sure if this list accepts these types of questions here,still asking
shamelessly sorry for this.
If anyone knows some good web hosting provider in India, can they reply
here or to me privately.
I checked with bigrock,rediff and some other known provider like sify
and they said that
Hello,
Sorry to disturb the list with this question, but I have been looking
for the answer online. I know that I can control the Tomcat Manager
using text or JMX.
http://10.60.28.90:8081/manager/text/list will provide me a list of web
services and some status.
I read the sections o
2012/10/3 Joseph Freemaker :
>
> Just upgraded to Tomcat 7.0.30 from Tomcat 5.5.
>
> With Tomcat 5.5 the catalina log contained what was directed to it. The
> stderr and stdout logs only contained what was directed to them (very little
> if anything).
>
> Tomcat 7.0.30 however is writing to the
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Joe,
On 10/3/12 1:47 AM, Joe Hansen wrote:
> We are using Apache 2.2 + Tomcat 7 + mod_jk (all 64-bit) on a
> RedHat box.
>
> I have configured the settings such that the static content like
> css and javascript are served by httpd rather than tomcat.
Hi Kirill,
Please feel free to obfuscate username, service name, filesystem directory
names, temp-dir names etc. in the command-line output. Mostly interesting
things would be GC-related options, JVM heap sizing options, class-loading
options, other Java options. But please paste the whole comma
Well,
Here it is:
start_jconsole.sh---
#!/bin/sh
export DISPLAY
DISPLAY_NUMBER=`echo $DISPLAY | /usr/bin/perl -n -e 'm#localhost:(\d+).0#
&& print $1'`
echo $DISPLAY_NUMBER
XAUTH_ENTRY=`/usr/bin/xauth list | grep "unix:$DISPLAY_NUMBER"`
sudo su webinf -c "xauth add $XAU
Hi Kirill,
I am amazed at the size of the Java Heap of 26 GB. I didn't expect that
big a size. Before I suggest anything else, please take a look at the
filesystem space on "/tmp". The script creates a heapdump everytime it
runs as well. So please make sure that "/tmp/" has sufficient storage.
Ciao Nick,
according to my own experience, I saw some logs at SEVERE very similar to
what you posted here when I used hot deploy for a web application I worked
on and that application used threadlocal variables and launched some
threads that tomcat didn't control directly.
These logs are part of so
Dear list,
I am currently developing a Java Web application on a machine with the
following
attributes:
- Ubuntu-Server Edition Linux 12.04 64-bit
- Sun java JDK version 7
- Apache Tomcat 7.0.30
- Netbeans IDE, version 7.1.2
My project consists of a SOAP Web service interface, that maintains a
Greetings,
I am using Apache Tomcat 7.0.30 on IBM Java 6. I have a @WebServlet
inside a ROOT.war!/WEB-INF/lib/common-servlets.jar which forwards to a
JSP located in common-servlets.jar!/META-INF/resources/some.jsp. When
I reference the path for this @WebServlet Tomcat throws the following
exceptio
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