johan
Lo all,
I found the problem...
It was the JBoss IDE in Eclipse that was causing my memory problems. I thought I'd try running it outside of Eclipse for a change (like we're doing with Websphere), resulting in about the same performance as Websphere. I guess the JBoss IDE can't handle the way Wicket 1.2 does things now.
Anyway thanks for all the help, the inspector was a nice thingy to use too, I'll keep it there while developing =).
Kind regards,
Arjan Zwaan.
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