By jpaoletti
via blog.javabenchmark.org
Published: Mar 01 2013 / 07:53
When stressing a simple echo web service deployed on Glassfish 3.1.2.2, the heap usage is continuously increasing. This article shows how to reproduce it and identify where the leak comes from.
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Comments
Jonathan Lermitage replied ago:
The bug case seems to be very specific. I'm testing a very similar SOAP Web Service (that computes the sum of two integers) on GlassFish 3.1.2.2 with JDK7u15 x64 on Windows7 x64 : after 5.000.000 calls the memory utilization is still very stable. I'll let it run during the night to verify ^^. A screenshot of the current situation: http://tof.canardpc.com/view/7d408dfa-f855-4070-b3f9-bb1012ecbd52.jpg
jpaoletti replied ago:
Do you use any injection/implementation in your Web Service ? Because it seems that the bug occurs only without it. Thanks for your comment by the way !
Jonathan Lermitage replied ago:
Hi, I only use well known annotations. To test, I've uploaded my server and client code to http://netbeanscolors.org/files/tmp/jaxws2-client.zip and http://netbeanscolors.org/files/tmp/jaxws2-service.zip (two Web Services : the first makes a sum of two integers, and the other downloads a file with MTOM).
jpaoletti replied ago:
I looked at your code and you are right, it must be a very specific issue, because you do not use any injection at all. Thank you for taking the time to reply and upload your files.
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