> From: Amit Bhargava [mailto:
amit.bhargava@...]
> Subject: Re: Current thread count monitoring
>
> My understanding is that 'maxThreads' determines how many
> threads will be created by the Connector to deal with
> requests.
That's the maximum number of threads for the <Connector>; if there are
fewer active requests than that, there will be fewer threads in the
pool.
> After this, 'acceptCount' determines the number of threads
> which will be allowed to wait in queue.
No, it's the number of *requests* that wait in the queue, until one or
more threads become available to process them.
> So is the current queue length that I am looking for
> CurrentThreadCount - maxThreads?
No. I don't believe there's a means of determining the number of
requests in the queue since the waiting requests are sitting in the
TCP/IP stack, not in Tomcat (I think - I haven't looked at that area of
the code, and it may vary depending on the connector class).
- Chuck
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