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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 11815] - ServiceLifecycle.destroy() never called when session is destroyed

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ServiceLifecycle.destroy() never called when session is destroyed





------- Additional Comments From st946tbf@drexel.edu  2003-10-18 16:44 -------
This is very serious because of several reason.  Some resource will not be freed
if they use destroy() to do so.  But much much more serious is the memory
problem.  After running the server for a while, you get out of memory.  This
means that any application that relies on Session will not be able to axis. I
think this bug should be fixed right away as it's one of the most critical bug.