SR-D13 · Issue 434981
Memory leak repaired
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3
A server side memory leak was traced to heap utilization increasing due to a Stream control assembly problem where the CleanForReuse() function was not cleaning up pzAuto. The cleanForReuse method in generated HTML properties is used to either initialize local fields, in which case aContext will be non-null, or to clear the object for pooling, in which case aContext will be null. Because the pzAuto variable was not being properly nullified, pooled controls were retaining stale references to StreamTools, LayoutRuntime, PRThread, and others. This has been resolved by adding code to ensure the pzAuto variable is correctly nullified.
SR-C90853 · Issue 488536
Memory leak repaired
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3
A server side memory leak was traced to heap utilization increasing due to a Stream control assembly problem where the CleanForReuse() function was not cleaning up pzAuto. The cleanForReuse method in generated HTML properties is used to either initialize local fields, in which case aContext will be non-null, or to clear the object for pooling, in which case aContext will be null. Because the pzAuto variable was not being properly nullified, pooled controls were retaining stale references to StreamTools, LayoutRuntime, PRThread, and others. This has been resolved by adding code to ensure the pzAuto variable is correctly nullified.
SR-D13 · Issue 434983
Memory leak repaired
Resolved in Pega Version 8.1.5
A server side memory leak was traced to heap utilization increasing due to a Stream control assembly problem where the CleanForReuse() function was not cleaning up pzAuto. The cleanForReuse method in generated HTML properties is used to either initialize local fields, in which case aContext will be non-null, or to clear the object for pooling, in which case aContext will be null. Because the pzAuto variable was not being properly nullified, pooled controls were retaining stale references to StreamTools, LayoutRuntime, PRThread, and others. This has been resolved by adding code to ensure the pzAuto variable is correctly nullified.
SR-D13 · Issue 434982
Memory leak repaired
Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.2
A server side memory leak was traced to heap utilization increasing due to a Stream control assembly problem where the CleanForReuse() function was not cleaning up pzAuto. The cleanForReuse method in generated HTML properties is used to either initialize local fields, in which case aContext will be non-null, or to clear the object for pooling, in which case aContext will be null. Because the pzAuto variable was not being properly nullified, pooled controls were retaining stale references to StreamTools, LayoutRuntime, PRThread, and others. This has been resolved by adding code to ensure the pzAuto variable is correctly nullified.
SR-D32086 · Issue 500895
Memory leak repaired
Resolved in Pega Version 8.4
A server side memory leak was traced to heap utilization increasing due to a Stream control assembly problem where the CleanForReuse() function was not cleaning up pzAuto. The cleanForReuse method in generated HTML properties is used to either initialize local fields, in which case aContext will be non-null, or to clear the object for pooling, in which case aContext will be null. Because the pzAuto variable was not being properly nullified, pooled controls were retaining stale references to StreamTools, LayoutRuntime, PRThread, and others. This has been resolved by adding code to ensure the pzAuto variable is correctly nullified, and additional work has been done to improve memory management.
SR-D32086 · Issue 500894
Memory leak repaired
Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.3
A server side memory leak was traced to heap utilization increasing due to a Stream control assembly problem where the CleanForReuse() function was not cleaning up pzAuto. The cleanForReuse method in generated HTML properties is used to either initialize local fields, in which case aContext will be non-null, or to clear the object for pooling, in which case aContext will be null. Because the pzAuto variable was not being properly nullified, pooled controls were retaining stale references to StreamTools, LayoutRuntime, PRThread, and others. This has been resolved by adding code to ensure the pzAuto variable is correctly nullified, and additional work has been done to improve memory management.
SR-D32086 · Issue 500893
Memory leak repaired
Resolved in Pega Version 8.3.1
A server side memory leak was traced to heap utilization increasing due to a Stream control assembly problem where the CleanForReuse() function was not cleaning up pzAuto. The cleanForReuse method in generated HTML properties is used to either initialize local fields, in which case aContext will be non-null, or to clear the object for pooling, in which case aContext will be null. Because the pzAuto variable was not being properly nullified, pooled controls were retaining stale references to StreamTools, LayoutRuntime, PRThread, and others. This has been resolved by adding code to ensure the pzAuto variable is correctly nullified, and additional work has been done to improve memory management.
SR-B88388 · Issue 340601
Resolved tracer exception on REST
Resolved in Pega Version 7.4
An exception was generated when running the tracer on the out-of-the-box Pega API data REST Service stating "The page or property dataPage.pxObjClass is unmodifiable.". This was traced to the method used to change the page class, and the code has been modified to use the alternate clipboard API to resolve this issue.
SR-D58927 · Issue 522289
Added expiration for orphaned tracers
Resolved in Pega Version 8.1.8
After tracing a REST service, the tracer was persisting but not showing in the requestor list from Admin studio. The operator shown in the error did not have access to the system anymore, and other users were not able to trace the service rule. Trying to clear the requestors in all the nodes using API POST /nodes/{nodeID}/pools/requestor/clear also did not resolve the issue. To address this, a distributed rule watch expiration has been added.
SR-D58927 · Issue 522290
Added expiration for orphaned tracers
Resolved in Pega Version 8.2.6
After tracing a REST service, the tracer was persisting but not showing in the requestor list from Admin studio. The operator shown in the error did not have access to the system anymore, and other users were not able to trace the service rule. Trying to clear the requestors in all the nodes using API POST /nodes/{nodeID}/pools/requestor/clear also did not resolve the issue. To address this, a distributed rule watch expiration has been added.