On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 7:56 PM, Fredrik Öhrström
wrote:
> Thread local garbage collection is a JRockit bleeding edge feature that
> allow separate threads in a Java server to have their own heap. There is
> of course also a global heap to which shared objects are relocated to.
> One important ben
Sounds very nice. Thanks for the explanation.
Patrick
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Thread local garbage collection is a JRockit bleeding edge feature that
allow separate threads in a Java server to have their own heap. There is
of course also a global heap to which shared objects are relocated to.
One important benefit is that these heaps can be garbage collected
independentl
Hi John
Thanks for sharing this.
What, exactly, is "Thread Local, Server Class Garbage Collection"?
Thanks
Patrick
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If you missed yesterday's big Oracle webcast and what to see how the JVM was
mentioned, here are the proceedings:
http://www.oracle.com/us/sun/044498.html
For our purposes, Thomas Kurian's talk is most relevant. But the whole thing
is pretty interesting. (At least, it was to me, for obvious
