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By bloid
via blog.xebia.com
Published: Sep 16 2008 / 13:06
Recently, I was called in by a company with a website in trouble. And because they make all their money on-line, it was evident that they really wanted to have the issue solved. The day I came in, the site had gone down about 5 times the last 24 hours. Because of this they got less traffic, which directly meant less revenue. The log files showed periods of long response times and OutOfMemoryErrors. Their questions were: Why do we get this behavior? and How do we fix it? My short answer turned out to be: because of too many loitering objects; and this can be fixed by not holding on to them in the HTTP session. I’ll explain.
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