I guess by size (though admittedly they may be slightly different) I mean the
actual size of the session as stored in memory or on disk.
Here's a little background:
I'm helping to test an application that seems to be storing a large amount of
data in the HTTP session. During the test, after a
Look for an MBean called jboss.cache:service=TomcatClusteringCache
See
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossCacheMBeans
Different eviction strategies might be configured here.
But you might be experiencing some sort of leak anyway. You should get a memory
profiler (download a trial)
Size, meaning memory utilization -- or disk size?
If you use session caching with JBoss Cache, the persistence mechanism stores
the data on the file system.
In memory -- you would have to use some sort of profiler to see the precise
sizes at this time.
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