Hi Sendhil,
do you use asynchronous HTTP requests processing? For example Comet?
Thanks.
WBR,
Alexey.
On May 12, 2010, at 7:26 , smurugu wrote:
>
> We use Grizzly 1.9.18 version with Servlet Deployer. Using Servlet
> Deployer,
> we configured JAX WS and serving web services. Our application is
> completely
> stateless, does not store anything in the session. For some reason,
> under
> steady load i see the Grizzly is using lots of byte buffers which is
> associated with GrizzlyRequest instances.
>
> Since the SLA of the request is atmost 10 seconds, we are expecting
> unused
> GrizzlyRequest to be garbage collected but the results are not
> promising.
> For some reason, Garbage collection occurs very slowly;
> GrizzlyRequest's are
> getting collected after few hours
>
> We tried the following
>
> set the maxinactiveinterval to 10 seconds in HttpSession but the
> results are
> still looks the same.
>
> How do i force Grizzly to discard unused GrizzlyRequest instance to
> get
> collected by GC?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Sendhil
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