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Subject: maxActiveConnections usage
From: "Smith, Mitchell" <mitchell.smith@cwc.com>
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Hi,

I was looking at using the maxActiveConnections in the application context,
what I find is. When I reach the limit, as expected the server will not
create a new session, however does return a http 200 status code.

I am wondering would it be possible for me to change this behavior to
return say a 300 range code to redirect to (in a production environment)
load balancer.

I can see some potential issues with this, like the possibility of an
infinite loop, but for now I am just exploring possible ways to prevent my
tomcat servers becoming overloaded.

Does anyone have any thoughts or ideas for this type of solution?

Regards
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*Mitchell Smith
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