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SocketException in client to JBoss

 
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Hi,

I'm using Jmeter to do load testing on an application deployed in JBoss 4.2.3 running in Windows Server 2003. In Jmeter, I'm frequently getting SocketException: Connection reset by peer. How can I determine if the problem lies in JBoss or the OS?

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Are there any exception stack traces in the server log?
 
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No exceptions. I have turned org.jboss and org.jboss.remoting to TRACE level.

I've been looking at the Connector options in the server.xml file. You can set the maxThreads to handle incoming connections and an acceptCount to queue up when the max threads is busied out. If the acceptCount queue is full, it says no further connections are accepted. If my maxThreads=100 and acceptCount=100, and I'm throwing 500 threads on Jmeter at the server at a rate of 6 tx/sec, would I expect to see any exceptions in the Jboss logs to indicate that the system cannot handle anymore connections?

Peter Johnson wrote:Are there any exception stack traces in the server log?

 
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