Remove memory leaks of RepositoryRestMvcConfig #102
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Remove memory leaks of RepositoryRestMvcConfig
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Thanks for the PR! |
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@ArloL can you verify that this leak is still gone in spring-data-rest 2.0.0.BUILD-SNAPSHOT? http://static.gueck.com/tmp/4/spring-boot-data-rest-memory-leak.html |
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If you call getObject() directly on a FactoryBean it will create a memory leak because the bean is not managed by the application context.
Therefore I removed all calls to getObject() and let the context insert the dependency.
I tested this with my application using Tomcat 6 and jProfiler 6's Telemetry view. After a stop or undeploy the non-heap memory usage goes back down when running the GC.