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Brad Chesman wrote:
>
> Not sure if I remember correctly, but I think there was an issue
> discussed on the new group earlier concerning the 1.2beta for Linux. I
> think there is a known memory leak having to do with native threads in
> this jdk. Check the archive.
>
> Gregory Carter wrote:
>
>> Say I notice that with Jmeter whacking on my servlet, my java vm machine
>> starts out with 30MB of
>> memory, and then gradually grows. Is this normal behaviour? Eventually it
>> just stop responding
>> after a couple thousand requests.
>>
Check the readme that comes with the blackdown JDK1.2 port. You'll find
this information:
Running out of memory when using the JIT compiler
Long running programs which allocate a lot of memory that should be freeable
by the garbage collector are claiming to be running out of memory when the
JIT compiler is in use (which it is by default). This occurs on both green
and native threads. Disable the JIT compiler ('export JAVA_COMPILER=NONE'),
or pass -Djava.compiler=NONE on the command line.
You should look into the IBM JDK 1.1.8 for Linux. It's faster, more stable
and free (not open source but...)
mike
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