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Member 13702159 27-Sep-20 4:34am View

The error which I get is: Branch not found, it means that in this line: --data '{ "branch": "$CIRCLE_BRANCH" }' , there is no master OR test_branch value but probably $CIRCLE_BRANCH literally. So how to solve that

Member 13702159 27-May-20 10:26am View

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Can you please tell me this:

Tomcat works in NIO – non-blocking I/O (many more connections than threads) mode.

maxConnections = 1000
maxThreads = 200

Assuming 300 connections for example , all 300 users can be serve by Tomcat ??

I mean, one thread from pool can switch between 2 or more connections because of 300 > 200 ?

Member 13702159 21-May-20 17:00pm View

"Which is why serious servers don't use it" hmm, no GC?
so what instead of GC ?

Member 13702159 21-May-20 12:56pm View

"Yes, the heap will look like a sawtooth wave because of garbage collection." - I know but when garbage collector algorithm is executing it absorbs CPU, isnt?
When GC is called often then it can imply latency with processing of right data. Am I right ?

Member 13702159 20-May-20 19:49pm View

"If you've written a client that tries to behave like many clients, it really isn't a client. And if it's running on the same system as the server, it will obviously interfere with it." - it is not running on the same system, it is different computer.

Heap cannot be a factor? when I run many thread, the chart of heap usage looks like a very dense sawtooth wave.

"Nothing here is really a "bottleneck" until the server is running at 100% CPU usage" - could you elaborate on this ?

Member 13702159 18-Apr-20 11:00am View

I have written my problem more clearly.
"serverResponse" is null when I return this in "f" method, I expect the value from "message" variable.

Member 13702159 16-Apr-20 17:05pm View

What do you think about this?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14287224/processing-websockets-messages-in-order-of-receiving/31894114

Someone wrote here: " WebSocket IS TCP, which means that the order of delivery is guaranteed"

Member 13702159 16-Apr-20 16:14pm View

0x01AA - could you please elaborate on that ?

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