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Manish_Bhatnagar
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Monday, January 21, 2002 08:55 PM
We are facing the problem of excessive memory usage by our servlets (that call JNI functions). The memory usage seems to touch 50+ MB in 2000 Server but it drops down to 30 MB soon. But, this does not happen in NT. The memory keeps on increasing and there is a point in time when Tomcat occupies *all* the available memory. We are taking care of *garbage collecting* the objects frequently(by calling Runtime.gc()). Is there any other way by which we can have some kind of control over the usage of memory? Do we have to install a patch for NT (if something like this is available)? NT Server: ---------- PIII 500 MHz, 256MB RAM, 40GB HDD 2000 Server: ------------ PIII 7
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We are facing the problem of excessive memory usage by our servlets (that call JNI functions). The memory usage seems to touch 50+ MB in 2000 Server but it drops down to 30 MB soon. But, this does not happen in NT. The memory keeps on increasing and there is a point in time when Tomcat occupies *all* the available memory.
We are taking care of *garbage collecting* the objects frequently(by calling Runtime.gc()). Is there any other way by which we can have some kind of control over the usage of memory?
Do we have to install a patch for NT (if something like this is available)?
NT Server:
----------
PIII 500 MHz, 256MB RAM, 40GB HDD
2000 Server:
------------
PIII 700 MHz, 128MB RAM, 20GB HDD
Tomcat:
-------
Version 3.2.1
JDK:
----
Sun's JDK 1.3
Any suggestions, pointers are appreciated.
Thanks
Manish
manish@accord-soft.com
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