> hi,
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> Please throw some light on the possible cause and the solution.
TCP Server Socket implementations typically have a queue of incoming
connections that the server hasn't yet accepted. Any connections coming
in when that queue is full get rejected by the operating system. The
default queue length is 50 (see 'backlog' in
"http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/java/net/ServerSocket.html"). So,
if the server socket in question had a queue length shorter than the
default or there were any other connections to it, some could easily get
rejected.
--Mike Amling
Pawan - 08 Jun 2004 05:26 GMT
Thanx Michael ,
When I run the same application on IBM Websphere then there is no such
error even with 200 threads making frequent requests. why this papens
with JBOSS only. Is there any setting in JBOSS to increase the queue
length. If yes then where and how?
regards,
Pawan
> > hi,
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> --Mike Amling