EP Memory Consumption - Help!

Greetings SAP'ers,
We are running a few WebDynpros (ESS Travel & Expenses and one custom Java Dynpro) as well as some PCD content in a production environment. We have a huge amount of resources available to run this: four servers running 5 JVM's with 2GB of memory available to each -- and we are still running out of memory when traffic gets heavy! And by "heavy," I mean only about 450 active sessions for half that many users.
This is completely different than I am used to; we run almost 20 other high-load applications in a "regular" Java environment with just two JVM's at 160MB each. So my questions are:
- What can we do to reduce resource consumption? Any ideas are appreciated. Is there a magic parameter I should look at?
- Is this resource consumption consistent with what you observe on your Portal?
- I have a gut feeling that it is ESS Travel & Expenses that is the primary resource user. Does anyone else running T&E see this behavior?
- Is there a particular report I can view to see which Dynpro is the main resource user?
- Last time I analyzed a heap dump, it looked like ApplicationSessions were the culprit. Lowering the timeout value for WebDynpro sessions helped a lot, but not enough. Is there a way to reduce the resources consumed by a user's session?
Your input is much appreciated!!!

Hi,
Could you confirm that you've have the max heap size set to 2GB for the JVM parameters (not only that the server contains 2GB of RAM). Since you have 64 bit, this should be no problems.
Have a look at this document on how to debug webdynpro and especially the Distributed Session Management (DSM) which is the key to closing sessions when the user navigates away from the application
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/d0cb32c5-36a7-2910-2c9b-ba4a5bbdbb56
If no webdynpro sessions are terminated before 4 hours of inactivity, this could explain your problems (I am not sure how ESS/MSS handles this, but I would belive it had some mechanism).
I would also recommend doing a sizing either through quicksizer (https://websmp108.sap-ag.de/quicksizer) or through a sizing expert (either Hardware partner or SAP)
Regards
Dagfinn

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