Disabling standard manager : does it have any performance implication?

["Sankaranarayanan (Ganesh) Ganapathy" <sg...@vitria.com>]

Hi All,

I find that by default tomcat provides a standard manager that manages sessions associated with a particular web application.

Do sessions get persisted to disk only during server start / stop and webapplication start/stop. Or does it happen when there are a lot of session associated , meaning does the manager swap out some sessions to disk etc.

Does turning of this persistence to disk has any performance implication or is it merely a convienet feature to remember sessions across server restarts?

Thanx
Ganesh

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