Re: persistent java virtual machine under PHP
| From: | Akos Maroy | Date: | Thu, 05 Dec 2002 09:11:03 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: persistent java virtual machine under PHP | ||
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Ivan Ristic wrote:
How is a persistent database connection handled then? e.g. in the
mysql module?
Apache 1.x pre-creates a number of server processes. Each process
handles a certain number of requests (one at a time), and then
dies. It is then replaced with an another server process. The number
of processes can vary depending on the load and the configuration.
Database connections (and other resources) are persistent on the
per-server-process level. What this means that an open connection
in one server process cannot be reused from within another
server process.
I see. This is sad news indeed. But is this really a closest one can get with apache? None of the other extension libraries for apache, like nsapi, provides the notion of persistent resources shared among all apache requestst?
Akos