I have the tomcat 5x server up and runnning on port 8080 ofcourse.
I have apache on 80 ofcourse.

I do not use mod_jk(2) because I am using redhat and jakarta no longer
makes the binaries for apache on redhat 9... bummer...

SO

I use mod_rewrite! Any jsp page I mod_rewrite to the tomcat on 8080...

YEAH no need for mod_jk, the compilation nightmares, apr_lib conflicts,
workers2.properties file, and the many many other things. Would it really
have killed you jakarta people to make JSP more like PHP, Perl, PyThon,
and the other hundred ways of scripting for web?

BUT here is what happens. After the tomcat server has not been used for a
while. As is no one browsing the site for while, it seems to do this:

--- catalina.out ---
Apr 26, 2004 3:59:37 AM org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11Protocol pause
INFO: http11protocol.pause
--------------------

NOTE: The time in the log is incorrect. That's not the point. But hey
Jakarta Developers would it kill you to read the system time which BTW is
correct?

These pauses happen say after 4 hours of the server not being in use.

I can do the following but I don't want to:

Make a cronjob to hit the server ever 30 minutes so the server does not
pause.

However that would even further lower my faith in Java Technologies which
where never high to begin with... What the corrct way to solve this?

Thanks for any help. Sorry for the little rant. I just hate having to wake
up at 8:30 am every morning to restart tomcat!

Rob




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