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My program showed trends of memory leak. When the memory usage reached the peak, the GC count was more and the objects were garbage collected.
We found that a class which was the reason for the memory leak trend.
But I would like to check why the class was actually garbage collected and when I explored the class, there was only one transient object in the class.
Transient objects are objects that are not serialized. But does the transient nature have anything to do with garbage collection?
There’s no such thing as a transient object. There are transient fields, which are ignored during serialization – but that has no effect on garbage collection.
Basically, I think you need to look elsewhere for your leak (if indeed you even have a leak).