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July 19th, 2018, 08:57 AM
#1
Hi Vinoth Kumar,
No, I confirm that no java.exe have to start for each new client connection.
The picture you attached is quite small, but it seems however that the process id is always the same and therefore correctly all the tcp connections are handle by the same jvm running the Lightstreamer server.
The jvm running the Lightstreamer server listens on the tcp ports defined in your lightstreamer_conf.xml and then for each a client connection a dedicated tcp connection is established.
You can check the number of tcp connections established managed by the server in the log (MonitorText lines) or in the Monitoring Dashboard.
Regards,
Giuseppe
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July 20th, 2018, 08:15 AM
#2
Hi Vinoth Kumar,
As you can see from the process id column, which always contains the same value, the java.exe process is just only one.
The situation is correct, as you have to expect a connection established for each client connected to the server.
This is not an issue.
Regards,
Giuseppe
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July 20th, 2018, 08:53 AM
#3
Hello,
But my server persons are saying there is the cause of the issue is due to the java application that's being run and is creating many connections to the server and not closing them properly. And the servers seems to have usage and there are many "ESTABLISHED" states in 8080 port. They are saying more process in 8080 with established and Time_wait state for java.exe. This only issue to get 100% cpu usages. I need your suggestion and help to solve this issue.
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