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We have an application that uses soap to send and receive information between a client and host. Each request is taking about 10 seconds to complete. In looking at bytes sent (%O) in the apache log file I see a very large value - 296967. Fiddler running on the client shows the body size to be only 527 bytes with the headers 224.
A coworker ran the same test against an instance of apache running on EC2 and is seeing %O values more in line with fiddler. He is also seeing only response times of 1 second versus 10. Any suggestions on troubleshooting this problem?
I would like to investigate how Design Patterns are used in Tomcat (particularly, in the directory java/org/apache/catalina). Can you give me any suggestions such that I can understand how Design Patterns are applied in Tomcat Source Code? I am using Tomcat version 6.0.35.
Any suggestions or documents are appreciated. Thanks
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Hi, i have problems with this error "Server seems busy" already modify modules of prefork and worker but still appears, exist some rule for configuring this parameters?
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