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…essForInVM fails Based on log it is clear that the connection was closed by Finalizer before the failure was caused by the test itself. Since the connection variable is not referenced in the code anymore, JVM concludes it can destroy the object. Especially IBM JDK does it very fast.
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…essForInVM fails
Based on log it is clear that the connection was closed by Finalizer before the failure
was caused by the test itself. Since the connection variable is not referenced in the
code anymore, JVM concludes it can destroy the object. Especially IBM JDK does it very
fast.