Category Archives: httpd

Maximum Connections for Tomcat, Apache and Comet

Posted on September 18, 2007 by Zhou Renjian

I struggled to find out why my server broke down frequently these days. And I think I found it. My Apache HTTP server was configured with MaxClients at 50, the default AJP connector’s connections number was about 15, and the … Continue reading →

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AJP Connector Breaks Down Apache HTTP Server

Posted on September 1, 2007 by Zhou Renjian

Recently, my Apache HTTP server was broken down twice. The scenario was when visiting a page, it was just waiting there, blank. And I checked the server through SSH and saw that there was a lot (about 50) of inner … Continue reading →

Posted in Comet, Google Talk, Tomcat, httpd | 1 Comment

Ridiculous mod_jk Problem with Flush Method

Posted on July 29, 2007 by Zhou Renjian

I am writing Java2Script’s Google Talk, and it uses a mode of continuation (also known as “Comet” application). In order to implement continuum data transfer between browser and server ( Tomcat in the backend ), I kept the HTTP connection … Continue reading →

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