Justin, Yoav, Peter,
Thanks for the suggestions...I will put them to work and report my
findings!
Dan
Dan --
As Peter Lin said, it does look like you've got a slow leak (which
you'll
want to look at eventually), but it doesn't look like it's affecting
yo
Dan --
As Peter Lin said, it does look like you've got a slow leak (which you'll
want to look at eventually), but it doesn't look like it's affecting your
crashes. If it was, you'd see something much more dramatic and much more
obvious -- yours looks pretty normal.
As Yoav mentioned in her r
Have you tried using the monitor in conjunction with Jmeter to send 20 concurrent
requests for say 5K iterations? from your description, it sounds like a slow leak
some place. I had a similar problem in a past project where a thread was lying around
several minutes after the request was ser
Justin,
Thanks for the lightweight memory monitoring suggestion. I
implemented it on a jsp that just displays the values and writes a line
to a file. Every minute I reload the page using a meta "refresh"
command. The excerpts below start at 10 am and go to after 4 pm. The
server did crash w
Howdy,
The KERN_EXCEPTION excerpt suggests an internal VM crash. I'm not
family with Mac OS, but could it maybe need some patches (from Sun) to
run the JDK? Have you tried JDK 1.4.1?
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
>-Original Message-
>From: Dan McGowan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
Hi Dan --
If you're seeing intermittent crashes and there isn't an obvious machine or
OS level problem, I'd suspect it has something to do with available
memory. I'm doubly suspicious because you're allocating max 256M, which
wouldn't take a long time to get eaten up, depending on your app.
