Jim Manico wrote: > I am using the most recent version of Tomcat. > > *sometimes* when I reload the server during development, it crashes and I > need to do a manager/start?path=/ to restart it. Over time these "manager > restarts" do not seem to free up the memory as it should. So after several > dozen or so reloads, I see that tomcat is taking up almost all of the servers > RAM, and not even a manager/start?path=/ will restart the server. We end up > needing to completly drop and kickstart tomcat to get that RAM back. > > We are doing very simple development on a totally dialed-in and updated > Solaris box using the latest JDK and JRE. > > We suspect this is an issue with Tomcats classloader. > > Any suggestions? 1. Users questions should be posted on the users list. Please post all follow ups to the users list. See http://tomcat.apache.org/lists.html for what should be discussed on what list.
2. This has been looked at a number of times. Whilst there might be the odd edge case left to resolve the vast majority of these issues end up being application issues these days. Get yourself a profiler, find out what is holding onto references and if it is Tomcat it will get looked at. Mark --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
