Help! App Server resources cleaned up before Servlet::destroy()

Question

I have a startup servlet that starts a number of threads in it's init() method, and cleans them up in it's destroy() method. These threads listen on JMS connections obtained from a wrapped (pooled) connection factory that was looked up via resource-ref.
          The application starts up fine, but on redeploy or stop, it seems that the application server attempts to shutdown the underlying connection pool before calling the servlet's destroy() method, resultin in the following warning:
          <1-Feb-2005 12:09:46 o'clock PM EST> <Warning> <J2EE> <BEA-160063> <There was an error while closing a JMS session pool or a pooled JMS connection: weblogic.common.ResourceException: Pool bim.comm.qcf_mqusrv8 still in use, 5 resource instances still reserved by application! The pool or object was forcibly closed.>
          There are still 5 resource instances in use because my app hasn't yet been notified to shutdown via the destroy() method.
          I'm running Weblogic 8.1 SP2, and this problem is supposed to have been resolved:
          CR110367 (http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs81/notes/resolved_sp02.html)
          Any insight into this problem would be appreciated.

Answer 1

Hi,
Seems you are having socket time out exception. I use to get the same while deploying on XP with (640MB RAM) but able to re-run after freeing some memory. Creator needs optimally atleast 1GB RAM. You have not mentioned your machine RAM...
It might just help..
dr.am mohan rao