Hi Team, Ok, yesterday was not my day, too much confusion and strange things happend. I think it was the friday 13th damnation :-). Sorry for making needless noise here in that group! I tested this morning my new MRUMemoryStore with JMeter: - 10 Threads - Delay 300ms - URL: http://viper:89/cocoon2freece/welcome and http://viper:89/cocoon2freece/welcome-svg cocoon config: - filesystem true - writerthreadinterval 100ms Following Problem: The JVM runs out of memory. When holding an object in the memory and the filesystem flag is true, the object is temporary pushed on a stack. This stack is processed asynchron by a backround thread. My idea behing was to write the objects asychron to the filesystem to improve performance. But the problem is that the objects are shortly stored double in memory (1st hashmap, 2nd stack). By many concurrent request I think this causes the out of memory Exception. Writing synchron to filesystem its to slow I think. But I will working on that problem. Meanwhile you can set the filesystem flag on false, when you make heavy load tests. Then the store proceed the old way. Cheers Gerhard ++We are getting NullPointerExceptions in MRUMemmoryStore when under load. This ++should not be. The keys looked up are the XSP logicsheets, and this is the ++Exception stacktrace available. ++ERROR 99504 [cocoon ] (Thread-40): Error in MRUMemoryStore! ++java.lang.NullPointerException --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
