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In your VM args, this is specified as follows: -XX:MaxPermSize=256m, so feel free to bump it up to 512m, etc. But I do not know if JRebel can really help me.
Thus I am thinking of using JRebel to speed up this whole process. However the deployment of the application takes some time: building sub modules if changed and starting the application takes also a couple of minutes. It is not uncommon to need a lot of PermGen heap with JRebel enabled, so we optimized memory use and will continue to drive it down in the upcoming milestones. So I have a multi module Maven web app running in eclipse and tomcat with wtp. Note that the leaks memory may not be 100% accurate due to the permgen space size growing on hot redeploys (I haven't checked this myself but you can check this yourself using the jconsole tool that ships with the Sun HotSpot JVM, this is not an issue with Oracle JRockit, it does not have a permgen space). You'll have to ask ZT support team.ītw, everything JRebel, JVM HotSwap, and hot deploy are capable of (i.e. I don't have the definitive answer about adding new JavaBeans and/or Seam JavaBean components. Johnny Rebel (19382016) americký zpvák country. Johnny Rebel symbol amerického Jihu a vojsk Konfederace. Jean-Féry Rebel (16661747) francouzský barokní hudební skladatel, dirigent, houslista a cembalista. JRebel maintains application state, making it easier for developers to stay focused on creating groundbreaking Java applications.
Supporting injection into servlets shouldn't be to difficult, but adding a new ejb is probably difficult. Rebel (povstalec, vzbouenec) me oznaovat: jména a píjmení. First, create a new rebel.xml in your overlays classes folder. In general, this will be the default output folder for any project in Eclipse or IntelliJ. Is it possible with JRebel to add a new stateless session bean and inject it with the annotation into another SLSB, JSF based managed bean or servlet? Adding new ejbs is not supported. JRebel works by recognizing a rebel.xml file on the classpath that points to where classes should be loaded from. This may be due to the fact that JRebel detects changes to already deployed classes, not detecting and hot deploying new classes.
I just tried that with the testInject Seam component from the tutorial and I got this exception:Ĭaused by: : Unresolved compilation problem: testInject cannot be resolved
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