I have still the same Problem, Cocoon consumes all my memory over a short
period of time.
I did a few checks, so I could see that all instances of my Java Classes
(some need very much memory) a released correctly. I overwrote the finalize
method for that, and printed something to stdout, to see if they are
released.
So, I think it's a Problem of Cocoon. How can I disable the cache, to check
wether that's the reason.
Has anybody an Idea what's going on here? If we wan't to release our site
like this, we need a script to restart tomcat every five minutes!! no way!
I hope somebody can help
Christoph
Hi!
Im using Tomcat4.b5, JDK1.3.1 and Cocoon2.b2 on SuSeLinux 7.1
The memory usage of the VM, cocoon is running on, is growing and growing
with
each request. Aprox. 200K more by each request. This is going on until a
OutOfMemory-Eception occures and the VM is using about 500 to 600 MB of
memory.
During generating my XSP pages, i store large Objects in the
request-Atrributes to mak them available to other parts in the aggregate,
because the need so much time to calculate.
Is it possible that these objects are not released after the request had
been processed completly? How can I check, witch object allocate how mutch
of memory?
Thanks in advance.
Christoph Gaffga
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