Thanks for the advice
Andrus Adamchik ha scritto:
On Oct 22, 2009, at 3:09 PM, Emanuele Maiarelli wrote:
leaks are produced by frequent context reload, issued by netbeans
redeploying webapplication in tomcat,
but im looking more closely
Ok you didn't mention that in the original message. Mo
On Oct 22, 2009, at 3:09 PM, Emanuele Maiarelli wrote:
leaks are produced by frequent context reload, issued by netbeans
redeploying webapplication in tomcat,
but im looking more closely
Ok you didn't mention that in the original message. Most likely this
has nothing to do with Cayenne or
As far as i can see the leaks are produced by frequent context reload,
issued by netbeans redeploying webapplication in tomcat,
but im looking more closely, first i'll try with ThreadObjectContext
Andrey Razumovsky ha scritto:
Hi,
What can produce memory leaks in Cayenne3 is shared query cache.
Hi,
What can produce memory leaks in Cayenne3 is shared query cache. Are you
using it? Anyways, the best option will be to try profiling your application
to see what produces leaks.
Here's an example of getThreadObjectContext():
http://cayenne.apache.org/doc/web-applications.html
Hope that helps,
I'm using cayenne 3 with tomcat, and im getting context by this way
..
DataContext dc= ServletUtil.getSessionContext(sess)
...
using httpsessioncontext.
To ensure session to be closed i implemented logout from session by
calling
...
<%session.invalidate();%>
...
But after many sessions op
