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Hi,
I have been looking to increase the maximum number of JRun threads on CF8 Standard on Linux. However, changing jrun.xml (<attribute name="activeHandlerThreads">100</attribute> in the JRunProxyService section) did nothing after restarting CF and Apache and I have not been able to find it anywhere in the Administrator. Anybody have any ideas or have I missed something really obvious?
CF administrator does not list the value anywhere apart from the settings summary.
Thanks
Meint
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You want the same setting, but against the WebService class, not the ProxyService one.
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Adam
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Ah, that would explain it, will test again on the test box before trying on the live server. It confused me a bit because it looks like the settings in that section are related to the internal web server only, and the section below <service class="jrun.servlet.jrpp.JRunProxyService" name="ProxyService">- states:
"This service is for communicating with a native (IIS, Apache, Netscape) web server, which looked relevant so I changed it in there.
Thanks for your help
Meint
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Ok, I changed the WebService setting and it now shows the new value in CF Administrator. However, it does have me wondering if this is possibly a bug in CF Administrator? Does it always show the JRun threads against the internal web server, even if you are using an external web server like Apache? Reason for asking is that the relevant sections against the JrunProxyService section clearly state that this is for an external web server and the WebService section states it is for the internal web swerver? Bit confused now but have got it working as expected. Is there another way of finding out the JRun thread value other than the CF Administrator?
Regards
Meint