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      <description>I’ve been bothered with the now famous PermGen Space error while developing a web application on a local jetty instance quite often, and I was hoping that the problem wouldn’t prove to be that serious once deployed on a tomcat server, but quite the opposite is the case.
The problem happens when the JVM runs out of permanent generation heap space, which most of the time is due to classloaders not being correctly garbage collected.</description>
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      <description>I’ve been bothered with the now famous PermGen Space error while developing a web application on a local jetty instance quite often, and I was hoping that the problem wouldn’t prove to be that serious once deployed on a tomcat server, but quite the opposite is the case.
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