Hi All,
I am writing a container, perhaps analogous to a servlet container. I
use my own custom classloaders to reload classes. Classloader trickery
is the way I would like to isolate my log4j universes. However, when I
use log4j, my classloaders do not get garbage collected.
public class A{
// instance property of class A:
protected Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(A.class);
// instance method on class A:
public void shutdown(){
//some shutdown stuff
LogManager.shutdown();
}
}
shutdown() is called on the instance of A from outside A's classloader
using reflection.
If log4j is not used, A's classloader gets GC'ed, if it log4j is used,
classloader is not GC'ed.
Any suggestions much appreciated.
regards,
James.
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