On 3/5/06, Costin Manolache <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > It seems this patch won't pass - but maybe other patches could make at > least > small improvements in reducing the required memory use, and let users do > the > trade they want.
I do not position this patch as solution of the problem. This patch is just illustration that there is such a problem and it is possible to be solved solved. And finally, it is interesting the oppinion if we want to unload jsp-servlets at all or not. (My opinion is that we should not waste memory by rare or just-once used things, as finally it makes the web server out of service.) If yes, I offer to have fixed maximal number of loaded jsp-servlets per web-application and true handling of this policy. I mean, that is must not be possible to have at the same time more loaded jsp-servlets than it is set by the policy. Of course, such a policy should be optional. Implementation of such a policy, as I already have written, is more complex patch than the illustration: "as internal structure containing jsp-servlets, it seems, was not designed for such actions..." -- Regards, Yaroslav Sokolov.
