Hi
I am thinking about a strategy to iterate over all running threads and
interrupt (and if absolutely necessary stop) all threads started by a
certain classloader (not sure if it is possible, but I suspect so -
might
require instrumention though.)
Tomcat can already do this.
Great.
On 29/03/2010 10:19, Steffen Heil wrote:
Hi
I am thinking about a strategy to iterate over all running threads and
interrupt (and if absolutely necessary stop) all threads started by a
certain classloader (not sure if it is possible, but I suspect so -
might
require instrumention though.)
Hi
How does tomcat unload classes?
It doesn't, at least not directly. Tomcat simply eliminates all
references to the classes; the actual unloading is done by GC at some point
in the future.
Is there even a way in java to do this?
Just the above. But making the classes unreachable should
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Subject: AW: Shutdown hook for correctly unloading drivers
This does not hold, as soon as Threads are involved, right?
I don't understand your comment; Thread objects always exist, and what do
you think that has to do with unloading classes?
- Chuck
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On 28/03/2010 19:46, Steffen Heil wrote:
Hi
You wrote, that when an application is unloaded, that tomcat discards all
references to the classes of that web application, therefore the garbage
collector could effectively unload that application.
However, there are web applications that have
Hi
I would like to know, if there is a shutdown-hook for Tomcat
available. Or what the prefered way is, to correctly unload drivers
like JDBC drivers.
Tomcat has unloaded the driver. That won't be causing your memory leak.
How does tomcat unload classes?
Some (especially some pool
