Hello, I'm running a web app that submits a request to a servlet which serves up a jasper report. The servlet is running on tomcat. Everything was going great until i started some load testing. Tomcat is not releasing the memory used by the servlet to generate a report. I have stripped the servlet down to the bare bones - - JasperDesign = load jrxml file - Replace certain values in the sql query obtained from the JasperDesign object - Compile the JasperDesign object - Use a JRHtmlExporter to export the report. Is this the most efficient way to do this? I realise the JasperDesign object is loaded into memory, is there a way to have the memory it uses recycled after the report has been printed? I'm really struggling with this and would appreciate any help suggestions? I can post my code if required. Thanks, Bobby
