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hi,<br />
just open &lt;Tomcat-install-dir&gt;/conf/<wbr />server.xml<wbr /> . You will a Connector element in that xml file [its around 76 line]. In that element, there is a attribute called maxThreads. Try changing that.<br />
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I saw that option in tomcat 5.5.4. I dont know about tomcat 5.0.28 [ mostly it will be same in this also].<br />
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Hope this helps<br />
DP
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hi,
just open <Tomcat-install-dir>/conf/server.xml . You will a Connector element in that xml file [its around 76 line]. In that element, there is a attribute called maxThreads. Try changing that.

I saw that option in tomcat 5.5.4. I dont know about tomcat 5.0.28 [ mostly it will be same in this also].

Hope this helps
DP

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thanks - you've both &nbsp;been very helpful - any idea where I can find more info on the threading parameters - there seem to be several, and I have an unusual application which uses many persistent connections. I'm considering non-blocking NIO as an alternative.<br />
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Dave<br />

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thanks - you've both  been very helpful - any idea where I can find more info on the threading parameters - there seem to be several, and I have an unusual application which uses many persistent connections. I'm considering non-blocking NIO as an alternative.

Dave


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anyone know how to increase Tomcat's max threads (5.0.28).<br />
Any idea what the max number of threads I can assign ?<br />
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thanks <br />
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Dave<br />

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anyone know how to increase Tomcat's max threads (5.0.28).
Any idea what the max number of threads I can assign ?

thanks 

Dave


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