Thanks a lot Danilo, we've noticed this very same leak but thought it is a
Tomcat problem and simply accepted that after 3-5 redeployments the server must
be restarted! Your first patch seems to be OK for us as we don't apply proxies
either.
-- Ilkka
Danilo Tommasina wrote:
Hi again, and so
Hi again, and sorry for spamming the mailinglist :)
Here is some code that can be applied to
org.apache.ojb.broker.core.PersistenceBrokerThreadMapping to clean up the
ThreadLocal stuff to be able to cleanly
shutdown/reload a web-application without leaks in the PermGen. Using following
code wil
Hi Martin, thanks for the quick reply.
>> we are observing memory leaks in our web-application when redeploying in a
>> web-context
> Just a quick first though before reading your post in detail...
LOL, I knew, I had to put the second phrase of my previous e-mail at the first
position :)
The
Danilo Tommasina (No Signature) wrote:
we are observing memory leaks in our web-application when redeploying in a
web-context
Just a quick first though before reading your post in detail...
Do you know that the Servlet reloading functionality in
Apache Tomcat "Manager Web Application" is not
Hi everybody,
we are observing memory leaks in our web-application when redeploying in a
web-context, the problem is that there are references to the web-application
ClassLoader that remain open and prevent class garbage collection of
singletons, static fields and unloading of Classes.
before y
