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Tomcat localAccess timing?

 
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Hi all, I have a couple of questions in regards to how/when the access logs actually begin to 'see' a request.

In particular, lets say I have a server configured, as follows:
maxThreads=200
acceptCount=100

This configuration implies at most 300 connections can be established, my question is...

1) Will I see Requests in the access log, that never got enqueued (i.e. say the 301 concurrent connection request)..I would think not...
2) In the local Access log valve you can configure duration of request. (does this duration include the time in the 'queue', or is it only the time spent processing the actual request?
i.e. if the local Access log say the request took 30 seconds...does that mean the connection was held for about 30 seconds.or could it say actually have sat in the 'queue' for say 10 minutes..or what-ever..

thanks
Dan
 
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