NIST SIP clean up?
"Kalman Lau" <[email protected]>
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Is there a clean-up procedure needed when using NIST? >From the caller-end, I'm just issuing INVITE messages and playing along when the call is answered. Calls are answered by a single thread (different process) that also drops the call immediately after answering (INVITE / TRYING / RINGING / OK / ACK / BYE / OK). This simple test-case is (serially) handling just 16 calls per min. But within 20 minutes, I'm seeing an increased memory consumption around 30 MB according to perfmon's "private bytes" counter for the (Java) process that's answering calls. From JConsole, on the other hand, there are no matching heap or non-heap memory increases (just the usual GC). I've tried setting CACHE_SERVER_CONNECTIONS and CACHE_CLIENT_CONNECTIONS to both "true" and "false"; set and unset THREAD_POOL_SIZE; and I've tried against the current NIST SIP as well as the older impl for JAIN SIP 1.1. Same result so far... Is there a trivial clean-up that I'm completely missing, perhaps at the transaction- or dialog- or even at the message-level? Comments very much appreciated. Thanks. Kalman _______________________________________________ nist-sip mailing list [email protected] http://www-x.antd.nist.gov/mailman/listinfo/nist-sip