On Aug 2, 2006, at 10:39 AM, Aaron Mulder wrote:
Most of the remaining issues marked for 1.1.1 seem to have been fixed
for 1.1.1 but are still open pending different solutions for 1.2.
There is one big exception -- an ERROR during shutdown on Java 5. It
would be great if someone could look at that before the branch. I've
been trying hard to claim that Geronimo works fine under Java 5, and
this is a little unfortunate.
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-2134
Agreed that an ERROR isn't very desirable. I don't know anything
about the origins of this code, but it seems to be a workaround for a
JRE memory leak of Class objects. ConfigurationClassLoader and
MultiparentClassLoader are using introspection to clear out
SoftCache's in ObjectInputStream and ObjectOutputStream.
It would seem that in Aaron's Java 5 JRE, ObjectInputStream doesn't
contain a field named subclassAudits. While Joe's 1.5 implementation
does contain the field. Hopefully, this mean's the memory leak has
been fixed in Aaron's version...
Best fix I can think of at the moment is to reduce the log severity
to info or debug. Comments?
--kevan
On 8/2/06, Matt Hogstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The memory leak is fixed. Thanks to Kevan for the quick work.
I am going to branch this afternoon at 1500. If you have
something in progress ping me and we'll
work it out.
The branch will be branches/1.1.1 and will only be taking bug
fixes and performance regressions
(tracked by JIRA.). All existing JIRA's that were not resolved in
1.1.1 will be moved to 1.x.
If there is interested in a 1.1.2 speak up.
Thanks all.
