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Versions earlier than 1.4.02 have known memory leaks. When we switched
to 1.4.02 here our problems seem to have gone away for now (crossed
fingers).

-- CHS

On Tue, 2004-03-09 at 23:13, miguel wrote:
> hello alers..
> 
> need your opinion:
> i have a java program that runs for several days then it begins
> to throw out of memory exceptions. its a small multi-threaded
> app.server. i don't consider it that memory intensive.
> it seems that over the long run the gc is not freeing up enough
> of the heap. i played with the -Xmx param and obviously all it does
> is to delay the exceptions. other than system.gc calls and assigning
> objects to null are there other ways i can "hint" the gc to "please
> hurry and free up some of the heap" before more allocations take place?
> i guess tuning with the -X heap settings i can have the jvm call the gc
> more often?
> 
> tia
> -miguel
> 
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