EMGC OC4J_EM Consuming disk space

I am running EMGC 10.2.0.4 DB 10.2.0.3 on Linux RHEL4.
My OC4J_EM procesess is consuming disk space at an alarming rate. However, as soon as I cycle the process, all of the disk space is released. I have checked the logs and haven't seen anything unusual. What file would grow then would remove itself following a cycle of the process?
cheers

I found the answer in Metalink arcticle Doc ID: Note:352130.1 . Per the article, here is the fix:
Solution
NOTE: The errors captured in the emoms log files can occur for many different reasons. They are only documented in this article to make it more searchable. Apply the following workaround ONLY if the initial problem of OC4J_EM process size is growing uncontrollably while the OC4J_EM heap size remains the same.
To fix the issue, upgrade the jdk in the Grid Control OMS ORACLE_HOME to jdk 1.4.2_xx.
You can follow the note below:
Note 463072.1 How to manually replace Java (JRE/JDK) in Grid Control or DB Console Home
References
Note 463072.1 - How to manually replace Java (JRE/JDK) in Grid Control or DB Console Home

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