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  1. AMQ Clients
  2. ENTMQCL-511

[jms] Memory leak after remote connection close

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    • Bug
    • Resolution: Done
    • Major
    • 1.2.0.GA
    • 1.0.0-GA
    • qpid-jms
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      In earlier releases of the product, various concurrent AMQP operations were triggering memory leaks. As a consequence, client memory use was growing.

      In this release, the leaks are fixed and client memory use is now stable.
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      In earlier releases of the product, various concurrent AMQP operations were triggering memory leaks. As a consequence, client memory use was growing. In this release, the leaks are fixed and client memory use is now stable.
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      repeat trying to send a message e.g. into a full queue, so that it can't get send.

      see the attached sources which is the customers reproducer.

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      repeat trying to send a message e.g. into a full queue, so that it can't get send. see the attached sources which is the customers reproducer.

    Description

      Multiple open/close of connections to send messages using AMQP 1.0 protocol in a JEE application cause a “out of memory” problem using qpid-jms-client-0.21.0.redhat-1 and proton-j-0.18.0.redhat-1 on a JBoss EAP 6.4.5. with MRG 3.2.

      On regular sending messages the clients seems to be ok.
      If the message can't get send (customer tested full queue) there seems to be a leak as due to re-tries the used mem is growing until an out-of-mem. This happens even if the session is closed when the msg can't get send.

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        1. AMQP_testproject.ear
          3.46 MB
        2. MemoryProblemQPIDDemo.java
          7 kB
        3. qpidd.conf
          2 kB
        4. SendMessageToBrokerForMemoryTest.java
          6 kB

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          QPID-7859 Loading...

          relates to

          QPIDJMS-299 Loading...

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              tbish@redhat.com Timothy Bish (Inactive)
              clichybi@redhat.com Carsten Lichy-Bittendorf
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