Jikes for JSP's

[Tony G <tg...@conted.bcc.ctc.edu>]

Avid Tomcat-ers,

Is Jikes 1.14 compatible with j2re1.3.0_02?

Also, aside from rebuilding jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1, is there a simpler way
to deploy JSP's without requiring a JDK? One posting to the archives 
referred to a tc3.JasperOptions interceptor, but I cannot locate such a 
class.

How does one pre-compile JSP's for deployment? Can they be packaged in a
.war file?

Thanks

RE: Threads please help

[Han Wang <ha...@lucent.com>]

I tried the same test connecting to a solaris box, and have no problems (I
stopped after trying 200 simultaneous connections)

Is this a known problem with the NT version?
Anyone?

Han

-----Original Message-----
From: Han Wang [mailto:hanwang@lucent.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 10:53 AM
To: tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: Threads please help


I'm having problems doing 16 or more simultaneous access of Tomcat 3.2.1 on
NT

I tried to hit http://localhost:8080/ with 16 or more threads. And I get
connection refused for the requests after 15.

Is there a limit to the number of concurrent connections?
If so, how can I change it? (or is that not recommended?)
Is this a NT thing?
Does anyone else see this?
I tried Apache and it has no problems with >100 simultaneous threads.

Preemptive thanks,
Han

Threads please help

[Han Wang <ha...@lucent.com>]

I'm having problems doing 16 or more simultaneous access of Tomcat 3.2.1 on
NT

I tried to hit http://localhost:8080/ with 16 or more threads. And I get
connection refused for the requests after 15.

Is there a limit to the number of concurrent connections?
If so, how can I change it? (or is that not recommended?)
Is this a NT thing?
Does anyone else see this?
I tried Apache and it has no problems with >100 simultaneous threads.

Preemptive thanks,
Han

Threads

[Han Wang <ha...@lucent.com>]

I'm doing performance testing of an application for Tomcat 3.2.1. Basically
a client application accesses a service running in Tomcat/Jboss using SOAP.

I have a test client that generates X number of threads to access the
URL/Tomcat port(8080).

The problem is that when X is greater than 15, I get connection refused.
After more testing, I found that there seems to be a maximum of 15
connections per second limit. I don't think this is true, but the behavior
seems to support this theory.

I used the same test client to access the apache port and it supports
hundreds of simultaneous connections.

Is there some configuration I need to change? Is this a know limit?

Any help would be appreciated.
Han