Re: [Wrapper-user] stress testing to see how wrapper performs

[Leif M. <le...@ta...>]

Take a look at the WrapperTest sample program that ships with the Wrapper.
It is used to test most of the error recovery features of the Wrapper.   
Also take
a look at the WrapperManager class javadocs.  There are a few methods in 
there
for this exact purpose.  (Note that the  accessViolation() method does 
not work
on most new JVMs as the underlying bug that it relies on has been fixed 
in the
JVMs.  The accessViolationNative() method will always crash the JVM 
however.)

Cheers,
Leif

mai...@st... wrote:

>This is probably a dumb question on my part.
>
>But whats the best way to test the wrapper? Are there ways to get tomcat to
>hang, overload, cause memory leak to see how the wrapper handles the
>situations?
>
>Thanks!
>
>John
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