In addition to garbage collection which has been mentioned, be
careful of what you are looking at. If additional memory is
allocated to the JVM process, it will not be returned to the
operating system until the JVM process terminates. In other words,
the total heap size will never decrease but free memory on the heap
will vary as objects are created and the garbage collector runs.
Chuck
On Sep 9, 2006, at 1:51 AM, Ute Hoffmann wrote:
Hallo,
I would expect that when a session times out that then the used
memory in this session is freed imediately... but I see in my
memory logging that that seems not to be the case. Any idea what I
need to start looking for? Or is this normal behaviour and the
memory will be there when it is needed?
Regrads,
Ute
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