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The part about Tomcat certainly isn't true, unless the author is using a different distribution than what you get from the project's website. The Tomcat startup
by brown9-2 15y ago
The part about Tomcat certainly isn't true, unless the author is using a different distribution than what you get from the project's website. The Tomcat startup scripts do not set any heap size paramters; until recently the default Sun JVM behavior was to set a max heap size of only 64MB. This logic changed a few versions ago to use a fractional amount of the total memory size on the machine, but for dedicated hosts this is still rarely the setup you want.
Perhaps the author is using a packaged version of Tomcat from his OS distributor.
- ibejoeb 15y agoYeah, I don't know what else it could be. It's up to the distribution maintainers then. It's a straw man. ActiveMQ does just fine. I have a very high volume implementation that I haven't touched in almost 2 years. That it's not production ready is pretty big claim. I don't want my clients reading this and getting all jittery on me.