close wem connection

Lauren_Quintanilla
Lauren_Quintanilla
in Web Experience Management #1

Is there a need to close the wem connection when accessing wem via the api?

We have recently increased the usage of this and heap size is increasing.  At this point just guessing the cause, but I am wondering it there is something here we are leaving open.

 

AuthnBundle authnBundle = buildAuthBundle(config);logger.info("WEM Connection to: " + authnBundle.getHost());try {    final LoginMgr loginMgr = new LoginMgr();    loginMgr.login(authnBundle);

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  • Qutubuddin
    Qutubuddin E Member
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    If you are doing it in a batch program you just need to call this only once at the beginning.

     

    Please don’t call this in a loop.

     

    Best Regards

     

    Qutub

     

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    close wem connection

     

    Posted bylauren.quintanilla@wellsfargo.com (Quintanilla, Lauren) On 03/18/2019 05:17 PM

     

     

    Is there a need to close the wem connection when accessing wem via the api?

    We have recently increased the usage of this and heap size is increasing.  At this point just guessing the cause, but I am wondering it there is something here we are leaving open.

     

     
    AuthnBundle authnBundle = buildAuthBundle(config);
    logger.info("WEM Connection to: " + authnBundle.getHost());
    try {
        final LoginMgr loginMgr = new LoginMgr();
        loginMgr.login(authnBundle);

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