L
LCermak@branick-inc.com
Guest
We have a distributed application that uses IIOP to communicate to an
application server (EAServer) running on Windows Server 2003 SP1. We
are trying to understand how the servers allocate threads for
processes and if there are any tools to monitor the threads that are
being created and used by windows. We think that at some point client
requests are waiting for a thread to become available. How can we
monitor threads and their status?
We have gone thru many many tests to believe that the server waits for
threads to become available. We have verified that the connection is
established from the client to the server and then may wait if the
condition above appears to be true. So is there anything we can do to
monitor the threads running in the server and those that are waiting
or being closed?
We have sent a memory dump to Microsoft and so far they have seen
nothing, except that our application server process is using lots of
connections.
Larry
LCermak@branick-inc.com
application server (EAServer) running on Windows Server 2003 SP1. We
are trying to understand how the servers allocate threads for
processes and if there are any tools to monitor the threads that are
being created and used by windows. We think that at some point client
requests are waiting for a thread to become available. How can we
monitor threads and their status?
We have gone thru many many tests to believe that the server waits for
threads to become available. We have verified that the connection is
established from the client to the server and then may wait if the
condition above appears to be true. So is there anything we can do to
monitor the threads running in the server and those that are waiting
or being closed?
We have sent a memory dump to Microsoft and so far they have seen
nothing, except that our application server process is using lots of
connections.
Larry
LCermak@branick-inc.com