Has there been any progress on this?
ITVGuy2000
Jan.Luehe wrote:
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> glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote On 04/26/07 06:24 PM,:
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>>I noticed with b44 that the bug associated with this thread (2375) has
been marked as fixed. Unfortunately that does not seem to be the case,
although it has improved somewhat.
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> Thanks for the update, Cameron!
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>>On the plus side there are no longer any jars held open by the jsr199
compiler.
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> That's good news.
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>>However, there are still many jars held open by the EJB class loader. They
all seem to be held open by an interceptor on an EJB method call. At least
that's what I think the following few lines mean:
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>>com.sun.enterprise.admin.util.proxy.ProxyClass.invoke(com\sun\enterprise\admin\util\proxy\ProxyClass.java:77)
>>$Proxy1.invoke(-unknown-:-1)
>>com.sun.enterprise.admin.server.core.jmx.SunoneInterceptor.invoke(com\sun\enterprise\admin\server\core\jmx\SunoneInterceptor.java:297)
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>>I have uploaded the new output from ZipFileMonitor to
http://ctr.id.au/openJars3.txt for Tim/Jan to have a look at.
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> Thanks! The stack trace you mention is executed during deployment, when
> the EJB class loader
> is initialized and opens the app's JAR files. Looks like the EJB class
> loader does not release those JAR files
> during undeployment, either because it is not getting notified of the
> undeployment, or because it ignores
> the notification.
>
>>Could someone please re-open issue 2375?
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> Done! I've reassigned the issue to the ejb_container category, based on
> the output
> from ZipFileMonitor that you provided.
>
> Thanks,
>
>
> Jan
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