Hi Peter
Thanks for the reply - that sounds an interesting option which I'll
suggest to them, however, I can't actually get 4D to 'stock up' pre-
emptively on web process (as far as I'm aware). It creates them in
response to the request loading - is this correct ? (I can only set
the 'maximum' number of web processes).
How would you go about doing this ?
Also, by 'keep them running' I assume your refering to the 'Reuse
Temporary Contexts' option under the web preferences in 4D Client.
I've never really been sure sure how to optimally co-ordinate the
following preferences:
- Web/options"Reuse Temporary Contexts" (4D Client - we always have
on because web server runs much smoother)
- Web/Advanced/Web Processes..."Inactive Web Process Timeout" and
"Max Concurrent Web Processes"
- Web/options/Keep Alive Connections.....Number of Requests by
Connection" and "Connection Timeout"
For example - what's the difference between having "Reuse Temporary
Contexts" on and setting "Inactive Web Process Timeout" to
"Unlimited" ?
Peter
On 13 May 2009, at 11:39, Peter Schumacher wrote:
> wouldn't it help to create more web processes "on stock" and keep
> them running? Just create 2000 processes and let them run. In the
> idle state they don't consume anything.
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