1 java thread and 5 httpd threads?

["Anthony E." <ap...@yahoo.com>]

I recently re-installed cocoon on two new servers that
I have, everything seems to be working fine, except
that they are extremely slow when multiple users
access an xsp file at the same time.

I did a "ps -x", and there is only 1 "java" thread,
and 5 "httpd" threads....on my old server, there would
be the same number of "java" and "httpd" threads.

Could this be causing the slowness?
Where do I set the number of java threads to equal the
same as httpd?

Thanks

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Re: 1 java thread and 5 httpd threads?

[Matthew Cordes <mc...@maine.edu>]

ps doesn't really show threads... it displays processes.  A single 
process can be made up of 1 or more threads.  Depending upon your 
os ps may display each thread as a process or not as this depends 
how threading is implemented in the kernel.  AFAIK linux make use 
of the mini-process idea in that each thread is handled as a very 
special process and should appear in ps as such.  If you are using 
a different os, e.g. dec alpha it is not uncommon to see only 1 
java process even though you are making use of more than 1 thread.

If you are using linux I would be a little worried (and perhaps 
someone else will know how to fix this), if not don't sweat it.

-matt

On Tue, Jan 16, 2001 at 07:26:04AM -0800, Anthony E. wrote:
> I recently re-installed cocoon on two new servers that
> I have, everything seems to be working fine, except
> that they are extremely slow when multiple users
> access an xsp file at the same time.
> 
> I did a "ps -x", and there is only 1 "java" thread,
> and 5 "httpd" threads....on my old server, there would
> be the same number of "java" and "httpd" threads.
> 
> Could this be causing the slowness?
> Where do I set the number of java threads to equal the
> same as httpd?
> 
> Thanks
> 
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