RE: SEDA-users digest, Vol 1 #110 - 2 msgs

Thank you Quartz! Will investigate. 

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Tim 



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   1. Re: Seda/NIO and the Idle Loop (Quartz)
   2. what is that "under.mark(100);" in SandStormConfig ?? (Quartz)

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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 8 Sep 2003 08:10:28 -0700 (PDT)
From: Quartz <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [SEDA-users] Seda/NIO and the Idle Loop
To: [email protected]

It's polling... (!)
Sorry to state the obvious, but you just found that tomcat has its own SelectorProvider, and that
you are not using sun's original ServerSocketChannel selector.

I'm not surprised that tomcat's selector implementation (behind
org.apache.ajp.tomcat4.Ajp13Processor.run) is doing more backflips and consumes more cpu than you
expected.

Polling is a poor choice to circumvent blocking calls and to emulate events.
Maybe you want to pool less frequently by increasing the aSocket stage timeout to much higher
value.

I see, in aSocketConst:

  /** Time in ms to sleep waiting for select */
  public static final int SELECT_TIMEOUT = 1000;

  /** Time in ms to sleep waiting on event queue */
  public static final int EVENT_QUEUE_TIMEOUT = 1000;

used in aSocketThreadManager$aSocketThread.run()
Maybe you want to externalize these to the SandStormConfig and try longer values.



--- Tim Walker <[email protected]> wrote:
> like 8%) a fair amount is in java.nio and sandstorm.core as shown below. What the heck is it
> doing, when it's
> doing nothing? My config file follows signature. Any thoughts, very much appreciated. All the
> best!
>  
>   21.7% - 284251 ms - 5 inv. org.apache.ajp.tomcat4.Ajp13Processor.run
>      16.5% - 216083 ms - 202 inv. java.nio.channels.Selector.select
>          16.5% - 216083 ms - 202 hot spot inv.
> seda.sandStorm.lib.aSocket.nio.NIOSelectSource.doPoll
>              16.5% - 216083 ms - 202 hot spot inv.
> seda.sandStorm.lib.aSocket.nio.NIOSelectSource.blocking_dequeue
>                  16.5% - 216083 ms - 202 hot spot inv.
> seda.sandStorm.lib.aSocket.aSocketThreadManager$aSocketThread.run


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Message: 2
Date: Tue, 9 Sep 2003 13:19:24 -0700 (PDT)
From: Quartz <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: [SEDA-users] what is that "under.mark(100);" in SandStormConfig ??

Hi,
I'm trying to fix some things in sandstorm config, particularly the include directive.
(I want to allow clobering and layering of config files under certain circumstances).
But what is that mark at "100"??!!!! It makes no sense!

Thanks.

SandStormConfig$directiveReader.read(), around line 910:


	if (!inComment && (c == '<')) {
	  under.mark(100);
	  if (under.read() == '!') {
	    // Process special directive; read until '>'

            [........ more code ...............]

	  } else {
	    // Got a '<' with no following '!'
	    under.reset();
	    return c;
	  }
	} else {
	  // Got something other than '<'
	  return c; 
	}


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