I have a few XPages applications that are hosted on a shared server with a crapload of other applications on it. We are experiencing a lot of HTTP JVM issues that require the HTTP task to be recycled on a daily basis and sometimes more. I believe this is due to developers writing code that does not recycle Java objects adequately.

My question is this: since we have so many different developers deploying applications to this server, is there any tool that our admins can use to help identify the offending applications so we can hunt the owners down and shoot them. Oops, Freudian slip there. I mean contact the owners and ask them to clean up their code. :)

Related to this question is why IBM has not fixed the issue whereby objects need to be reycled in Java. (See Knowledge Base article: Why it is important to use the Recycle() method on every Java object). Apparently LotusScript automatically does this whenever the agent or event ends but Java does not. Apparently IBM views this as a developer issue rather than a server issue. Any feedback from IBM on this?

Thanks.