While we're discuss about change in TC 5.5, what about using the TC 6 JMX modeler in TC 5.5 ?
the JMX modeler used in Tomcat (4.1/5/5.5) use too many memory when the Tomcat is hosting many webapps each of with many Servlets/JSPs. We switch from TC 3.3 to 5.5 and see a memory consumption multiplied by a factor of 2. Using iSeries Java analyse tools, we see that memory is used mainly used in MBeans / modeler area. Costin, Remy and Yoav suggested me to test TC 6.x and then the memory use fall back to a normal level (just some Mb more than a TC 3.3). Should we consider this memory use a bug or showstopper in general case I'm not sure, but in our company case, we had to go back to TC 3.3 until the problem is fixed. Code is available in Tomcat 6, to make Tomcat 5.5 less memory hungry in such situations, question is now, could we use it ? Regards and thanks for your time
2006/11/15, Remy Maucherat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Mark Thomas wrote: > Thoughts? Comments? Objections? On second thought, I'm not sure it's a good idea to do it without some verifications. For example, if reflection is allowed on the facades, then it will probably allow getting the reference to the real object, which should not be allowed. IMO, this reflection stuff is not legitimate use. Rémy --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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