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OpenCms supports multiple sites without multiple connectors. Tomcat has a separate thread pool for every connector which I think is a waste of resources. Though, I do not know if the solutions shown here requires them to make Tomcat and Apache work together. Does anybody know how to achieve the same with a single connector? | OpenCms supports multiple sites without multiple connectors. Tomcat has a separate thread pool for every connector which I think is a waste of resources. Though, I do not know if the solutions shown here requires them to make Tomcat and Apache work together. Does anybody know how to achieve the same with a single connector? | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:15, 20 December 2010
OpenCms supports multiple sites without multiple connectors. Tomcat has a separate thread pool for every connector which I think is a waste of resources. Though, I do not know if the solutions shown here requires them to make Tomcat and Apache work together. Does anybody know how to achieve the same with a single connector?
-- with mod_jk and mod_jk_proxy i haven't had to use additional connectors with openCMS 7. -- Thowland
