Hi, it appears that for every EntityProxy instance that a client requests via RequestFactory, a ProxyAutoBean object is created on the server. Is this correct? If so, what is the lifecycle of the ProxyAutoBean, at what point does it get deleted? I can see (in jvisualvm) that it lives in a WeakMapping, so maybe it is intended to be removed when the GC needs the memory it occupies. However, a few initial tests seem to show that the ProxyAutoBeans survive low memory conditions and keep accumulating. Am I doing something wrong or is this expected behaviour?
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