הילה wrote:
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The tomcat service (on windows) ran with local system...
Ok, now I get it.
...
Now the tomcat service is running
(as a Windows domain user)
and authenticates to the DB with a domain
user
The above are two entirely distinct matters.
1) the Tomcat service was running as "LocalSystem", and is now running under a Windows
Domain user
This does not require any additional components.
You just need a Domain user, with the appropriate privilege to run a Service on this
machine, and to set the "logon user" in the service tab of the Tomcat service.
It does not require ntlmauth.dll (whatever that is, it is not a part of Tomcat), and I
would bet that this, by itself, does not create any memory leak.
2) the Tomcat process authenticates to the database using a Windows Domain user.
This /does/ require additional components (the jdts-1.2.5.jar in the tomcat 6.0\lib folder
and the ntlmauth.dll which you mention), which is not provided by Tomcat, but apparently
here :
http://jtds.sourceforge.net/faq.html
So it looks to me that you should ask the developers of jTDS why you are experiencing a
memory leak when using it.
I don't think that Tomcat per se has anything to do with this issue.
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