Hi,
I found an issue on the thread 
-https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYFACES-1658
Also at-http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg50352.html


The problem is that of memory leak. In my implementation I am using server side 
state saving until now.As well as I am implementing multi tasking by saving 
view roots of my pages every time any page is rendered, in a map, on the 
session. When a user wants to switch to another task i set that view root using 
the set ViewRoot () method of the FacesContext  API. After all this when I test 
my war for several number of times I get PermGen Space: Out Of Memory error. 

After going through the above threads I have a feeling that this saving of old 
searialized views may be present inside Trinidad or JSF framework, as well. And 
that might be the reason for the drying up of the memory
 heap so fast? Am I right?

Also I would like to know how can I save the state of a JSF/trinidad  page 
without submitting it. 
Would tr:navigationPane hints="tabs"  provide client side state saving?
Does client side state saving mean saving the view state without having to 
submit the form.?
Or does it mean that on submitting the form the state is saved on the client 
machine(the browser) instead of the server(it would be fetched next time from 
the client to restore view on postback?)?

Thanks,
Dushyant






      



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