of low
> activity. Now, within 2-3 days (more quickly during heavier loads) our
> memory declines to near 0 and the GC thrashes. The big question is, WHY?
> If there are no memory leaks, there must be some other reason memory is
> being held.
>
> sburrows
>
>
> Mi
Have you profiled your application yet? You can get a free trial of yourKit,
or play with the visual JVM in JDK 6..
sburrows wrote:
>
> Hello,
> After the introduction of drools into our application, we see our memory
> declining over the course of 2-3 days to the point were the garbage
> co
So your app isn't leaking memory?, the GC is just taking longer, or are you
running out of heap space due to a memory leak, etc. and requiring more GC
runs? How do you heap sizes, etc. look over time. What objects are occupying
the most memory?
Also, while I'm thinking about it, it seems like it
I think the rule agent config is ok - if you have a mangled prop file the
execution server tells you that, and the log file seems to indicate it was
loaded ok. It seems like execution server pulles the rules package across
and transforms it into xml for the response?, and this is my guess where it
I'm running CR1 (Guvnor and exec server) on Tomcat (tried v 5XX and 6XX)
I've tried this with the mortgage package and then went simpler, I'm
getting the same error.
The package now has one rule:
when
eval(true)
then
System.out.println("It works");
Compiles fine on govner, etc.
My rule agent
Anyone got any insight? I'll put a sweet page in the wiki with the info.....
Michael Finger wrote:
>
> Hey everyone,
> We're looking at putting the BRMS backed by an Oracle RBDMS into
> production and the issue of failover has come up.
>
> As things will move f
kages (see below for more details).
What is the expected behavior when you list multiple URLS?
Thanks,
Michael Finger
Overstock.com
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