Based on my reading of the javadoc and source, I expected 1
"JspRuntimeContext" thread per context when the following conditions were
met:
1. development is true and checkInterval is greater than 0 for JspServlet
2. The webapp is a directory
However, I seem to get arbitrary numbers of these threa
Adam Rabung wrote:
> 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.
I should have looked at the code rather than relying on my dodgy
memory. This
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 rath
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
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To start a n
Hello,
Tomcat 5.5.9/Windows XP/Java 1.5_11
I have a Tomcat running about 16 contexts. A few of them are fairly busy.
We recently had a "Out of memory: unable to create new native thread"
Exception. At the time, we had roughly 500 threads in the VM. Of that, 147
were named "JSPRuntimeContext[\]
