WLS 8.1 Deployment and memory usage

Running WLS 8.1 SP2 and deploying (always manually) our application using the weblogic.Deployer tool, I am noticing a 6-8MB loss of available heap after each deploy. As you might imagine, these add up, if we redeploy 10 times in a given server instance, we end up with an Out of Memory error.
This really isn't an issue with our production apps, but is for us during development. Have there been any reports of memory/resource leaks in 8.1 deployments? I had thought it might be the JMS queues that start up and are shut down as part of our ApplicationListener, but it seems (via the console) that there is nothing extra lying around (at least not that's visible). In fact, the deployment seems to do what is promised - the system is in a consistent state after each one - except for this reduction in available memory. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Mark

Mr. Jami Rimpela wrote:
Hi, I'm using WLS 8.1 SP2 and wondering whether WLS support automatic DB-reconnection
(to Oracle 9.x) if for some reason Oracle connection crashes while WLS is active
(up-and-running)? My WLS application is using Database connection pools by the
way. Hi. At the connection-request time, the pool can be configured to test the connection,
and replace it if needed. While a connection is in user hands, the pool and weblogic won't
be able to interfere or interpret any problem so the user code should close the connection
and obtain a new one (which the pool will verify is good if configured to test).
Second question: is WebLogic server (Administration or managed server) automatically
re-started if it for some reason crashes while excecuting?
Regards!
Jami

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