Frank Fock f...@... writes:
Hi Brice,
I had the same issue with Java 1.5 here, but not
with Java 1.6. I found several articles in the Web
about this issue. It does not seem to occur in
simple select use cases, if keys get registered
and unregistered frequently, the error seems to
occur
Hi Brice,
I had the same issue with Java 1.5 here, but not
with Java 1.6. I found several articles in the Web
about this issue. It does not seem to occur in
simple select use cases, if keys get registered
and unregistered frequently, the error seems to
occur within the JDK.
As a workaround I
Hi Frank,
I noticed that SNMP4J 1.11 release fixes some leak when using
DefaultTcpTransportMapping([SFJ-22]), so I updated my jar with 1.11.
We use DefaultTcpTransportMapping to send command to our clients.
But while I was trying our app with the new jar, I noticed a high CPU
usage (near 100%)
Hi Brice,
This is a known error in the JDK you are using.
Please upgrade it (search for NIO select
issues).
Regards,
Frank
On 01.03.2010 17:01, Brice Fines wrote:
Hi Frank,
I noticed that SNMP4J 1.11 release fixes some leak when using
DefaultTcpTransportMapping([SFJ-22]), so I updated my
Hi Frank,
Thanks for the quick answer, I will try to update and I will let you know.
(I am using ibm jdk 1.5.0 SR9, will try to update to at least SR10, since
it comes with some NIO fixes)
Regards
Brice
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