how to remove object from JVM's tenured generation?

I am working on JMeter to loadtest my application. I am facing OutOfMemoryException after some time. I have used JConsole and found that the reson for this exception is JVM's "Tenured Genration" area is filled up. I think there is a bug in JMeter tool because it is not removing any objects from the memory.Can anyone suggest me how can I delete the objects in the Tenured genation objects in JVM manually in specific intervels?

Ashok.

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[505 byte] By [ashok_chava] at [2007-11-26 8:39:40]

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if you're running some kind of unix: try "kill -9 <your pid>"there is no other way to remove instances "manually" from the heap.

andrehagen at 2007-7-6 22:15:17 >

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# 2

just joking abovehave you tried a heap profiler yet?, have you tried to simply increase your overall heap size?

andrehagen at 2007-7-6 22:15:17 >

# 3

Hi,

I have tried all the possibilities and I have JConsole to force GC. But the problem was still thare leter I found this problem may be becasue of the blocked threads in the JVM, this may be becasue of NET I/O problem. Leter the application worked fine. Do you have any idea how to clear blocked threads.

Regards,

Ashok Chava.

ashok_chava at 2007-7-6 22:15:17 >

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