If you switch to an incremental or concurrent garbage collector, do the file
handles get released?
2009/6/24 Stephen Connolly <stephen.alan.connolly_at_gmail.com>
> I'm wondering if this is the great
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> FileUrlConnection.getLastModified()
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> leak?
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> Or in fact any of the FileUrlConnection related leaks
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> -Stephen
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> 2008/11/5 <glassfish_at_javadesktop.org>
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> I can't say anything about the Sockets used in the app server code itself.
>> Which is the main reason for my post.
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>> Our code does use some non-blocking sockets (java.nio.channels package).
>> We do detect when the remote ends just disconnects and we do clean up after
>> ourselves.
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>> We've watched the file descriptor directory as our sockets are created and
>> then destroyed and have been able to prove to ourselves that its not our
>> application sockets causing the leak.
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>> We think the app server is the culprit somewhere down in the "bowels" of
>> the CORBA protocol stack. We're getting ready to try our app on Apache
>> Geronimo to see if its any different.
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