Hi Alex,
thanks for the suggestion. makes sense to me.
+1
regards
marcel
Alexandru Popescu wrote:
Hi!
I've been profiling an application using Jackrabbit by means of
BindableRepository. I have noticed that on consequetive redeployments a
lot of memory is not freed (check the attached picture).
As you can notice a lot of this space is used by java.lang.Shutdown
which keeps the shutdown hooks.
The application has context listeners that are correctly unregistering
the BindableRepository (using RegistryHelper).
My proposed patch is the following:
1/ keep the shutdown hook thread in the BindableRepository after init is
called;
2/ if the BindableRepository.shutdown is correctly called by means of
RegistryHelper than remove the shutdown hook
Attached is also the patch generated upon BindableRepository v.307128.
What is your opinion on this?
./alex
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