I guess this is due to clients that do not unbind or stay connected for a long time? You using persistent search anywhere?
In either case I would look into the LDAP protocol provider code. You could hack the code so that a sweeper checks MINA sessions every now and closes them if they have been idle for some time: there is a MINA Session idleTime() or something like that to look up the idle time of a session which represents the amount of time passed since data was transmitted or received between the client and the server. Alex On Jan 5, 2008 1:27 PM, Mark Swanson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > I'm starting to worry about performance problems and memory issues > related to large numbers of open socket connections to ApacheDS. > Is there something that can be done now (1.0) to close inactive sockets > after a period of time? > Or, perhaps just LRU close sockets? > > If not, what place in the code would you recommend I look? Maybe this is > completely encapsulated in mina? > > Cheers. > >
