Asankha C. Perera wrote:
Hi Oleg
Has anyone encountered this issue before? my immediate next step is to
try on a 64bit OS version .. but I am curious to know how we could avoid
this problem
Asankha,
I think the easiest fix to the problem should be avoiding direct
bytebuffers altogether. Feel free to go ahead and patch SSLIOSession in
SVN trunk.
Thanks for the reply, I still got the same issue with the 64 bit OS
version too, so probably Ubuntu has something that causes the JVM to GC
before its too late, which is not there in RHEL. As a temporary fix, I
replaced the direct buffers with heap buffers which solved the problem,
and I think it may indeed be the safer bet right now.
thanks
asankha
Asankha,
Actually I do not think this should be seen as a temporary fix. Direct
buffers should be used for objects with a relatively long life span. I/O
sessions may well be short lived. Alternatively, feel free to change
SSLIOsession to make use of ByteBufferAllocator, which would allow for
customizable allocation strategies.
Cheers
Oleg
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