[email protected] wrote:
> Hi,
> 
>     In our application we are using multiple threads for the generation 
> of reports through Jasper report. Each thread generates one report and 
> export it as a PDF file.
> 
>     We are facing severe problem of memory leak and when we used 
> profiler we found out that there are several *com.lowagie* classes 
> involved. One of the examples is,
> 
> - com.lowagie.text.pdf.IntHashtable$IntHashtableEntry [ ]
> - com.lowagie.text.pdf.IntHashtable
> - <class> com.lowagie.text.pdf.BidiLine
> 
>   It is a great chance that when one thread is involved in the 
> generation of report, it loads Static variable containing some object 
> references. And once thread completes report generation, this static 
> reference keep occupying heap. As, this is of no use it should be 
> released. But with each thread processing its size goes on increasing 
> until JVM goes out of memory. This is just an assumption which is made 
> by analyzing profiler output.
> 
> Any help would be highly appreciable.

I'll look into it, but I'm surprised when I see the classes that are 
involved. Class IntHashtable is a class that is very basic. It's also 
used in Apache Commons and many other tools. I don't think that's the 
source of any memory leak.

More info about a specific static variable being loaded would be 
appreciated.
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