>> what is the maximum request at a time the weblogic server can server, if the requests are more than that of weblogic server can server, how can we solve this problem.
Not really an easy question even with the edoc in hand. It all depends on what the Weblogic server is doing. if all you request are short lasting low resource request (ie, get data, store data) it is easier to estimate. If your processes involver longer processes that depends on other resources, it is tougher to answer.
You can change the settings to better optimize your environment, and I would suggest you find someone who has experience in this. BEA has some suggestions for this on their support site.
But the real answer is, only by profiling, or running your HTTP Server in a stress
test can you effectively answer that question, how much can your environment support. I suggest JMeter from the Jakarta Apache project as a starting point.
NOW: The way to solve the problem is by clustering. adding more servers to service the requests. This is a common answer to all Application Servers.
Tony
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