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Anybody out there aware of memory leak issues with respect ot Hibernate use?
My hosting provider is claiming that they are having memory leak issues and are blaming it on my use of Hibernate. To the point they are threatening to shut off my application. >:-(
Since they haven’t been able to prove that to me I am thinking this is a classic case of blaming something they don’t understand. Especially when they make broad sweeping statements like “all of the customers we have had use Hibernate have caused us this problem and have turned off Hibernate.”
At any rate, I thought I’d throw this out there and see if there was something to it.
Moving to OT > Soft Dev
Peter,
I would strongly suggest you move to another provider. RimUHosting is a Java-friendly provider that I’ve dealt with in the past. I’ve read extremely polar impressions of GoDaddy’s VPS support (some love it, some hate it) and I read once that Liquid Web was good but I’ve had no experience with them personally. Don’t even bother trying to stick with a company that knows nothing about that, because even if you prove it, how long until they suspend your account because of something else? Not long is my guess.I’m with Riyad here. I use Hibernate 3.0.5 in a production system and we don’t have memory leaks in it. It’s been completely solid and reliable and our system has had a 99% uptime with it. The 1% has been issues completely unrelated to hibernate. Now it’s *possible* that you have memory leaks *elsewhere* and they *happen* to be manifesting in Hibernate as a result – but it sounds more like they your hosting provider doesn’t know what they’re talking about.
Just my two (s)cents on the matter, of course… 🙂
Thanks for the input gang.
I have moved one of my Hibernate based projects off to one JSP provider and I’ve opened a RIM account for the other two.
I’m done with those other bozos….
