Re: RNX0100 in HTTPAPI Version (1.23)

[Scott Klement <sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

hi Massimiliano,

I've noticed that you have quite a few of these files open: 
sms_20110217141812661000.txt   (the numbers are different for each one.)

Do you know what program creates these?  Because, apparently, that 
program isn't closing them when it's done.  That program would need to 
be fixed.

But, the vast majority of files in your list are part of the Java 
virtual machine, and are completely normal, and do not pose any 
problems.  But, then again, having 115 files open should not pose a 
problem, either!  HTTPAPI will only use 3-4 open descriptors, and it 
would require more than 200 before you'd have problems.

I'm not in a good position to troubleshoot your entire system for you! 
  Can you tell me how to reproduce this problem on my own machine?




On 2/17/2011 9:08 AM, Massimiliano Toninelli wrote:
>
>     2011/2/15 Scott Klement<[1]sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
>       Hello,
>       If Massimiliano wants to see which IFS files are open for the job,
>       he
>       can do so using IBM i Navigator.
>       1) Click: My connections ->  (SYSTEM) ->  Active Jobs
>       2) right-click the job
>       3) Choose: Details ->  Open Files ->  File System Objects
>       This should show any IFS stream files you have open in the job.
>       However, it won't show open sockets or pipes (which also use
>       descriptors.) Worth a try...
>
>     Hi Sott, i followed you instructions and I attach the list of file
>     opened in a job (115).
>     As you'll see, there are a lot of  files open. I think the cause is
>     the HSSFCGI tool, released from Giovanni Perotti.
>     A user with browser (using cgidev) creates a csv file, and he
>     transform it in a XLS using POI Hssfcgi.
>     Any suggest for solve my problem?
>     Best regards, and thank you for your patience
>     Massimiliano Toninelli
>
> References
>
>     1. mailto:sk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
>
>
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