Gunnar Morling • 10/14/2020

Class Unloading in Layered Java Applications

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This technical article delves into class unloading in layered Java applications, focusing on the Java Platform Module System (JPMS) and the Layrry API. It explains the need for dynamic plugins in client-side and IoT applications, contrasts this with modern backend trends, and provides practical guidance on ensuring timely class unloading and debugging memory leaks when plugins are removed or updated.

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