Hi,
We are using VFS in order to transfer files using FTP, SFtp
providers. We are using the singleton instance of the FileSystemManager by
invoking VFS.getManager ().
All the file transfers are done by a daemon process upon user's request.
Currently we are not invoking (DefaultFileSystemManager).close () method after
the end of each request.
I have noticed that if I invoke the close() after the end of the request, the
next request fails as the default single instance of FileSystemManager is
already closed by the previous request.
Currently we are not invoking the (DefaultFileSystemManager).close () method at
all. I would like to know if it can have any potential Out of Memory issues
or any other performance related issues. I have read in the "Using APi" wiki
page that it cleans the resources and closes all the files used by the
FileSystemManager.
Also would it really impact the performance if we programmatically create the
DefaultSystemManager upon every request and then close the
DefaultFileSystemManager instance at the end of the request?
Regards
Suresh
