I have wondered the same myself.
I have noticed that if I am using Stateful Session beans, it is helpful to
remove the EJB when I am finished with it. This has no effect, as far as I
can tell, on Stateless Sessions beans (according to EJB1.1, the container
decides when it wants to create and remove stateless session beans).
Still though, I have observed that jonas is 'greedy' with the memory it
allocates. I never notice memory used by the jonas jvm going down, it
always stays the same or goes up.
Interesting topic; I would like to hear others' experiences on jonas and
memory usage.
Neal
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> SCHALLER
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> Subject: How does Jonas free its resources ?
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> Hi everyone,
> I am using Jonas 2.2.7 with Jeremie and PostgreSQL, and I am performing
> massive insertion tasks.
> The fact is that after a certain time of operation, I get a
> java.lang.OutOfMemoryError.
> After profiling my application, I noticed no memory leaks in my code.
> This brings the question : how does the Jonas memory cleanup
> process work ?
> Is there a way not to get OutOfMemoryError throwed other than
> increasing the
> VM heap size (which would produce the same result, but later) ?
> Thanks.
>
> I am wondering how the memory cleanup process
> Jean-Philippe SCHALLER
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> qu'un jour ou il fait beau." - Pierre Dac
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