Remedy

From the Remedy docs : “Because Java handles the deallocation of memory automatically (using garbage collection), another key difference between the C API and the AR System Java API is that when references to an object no longer exist, that object is assumed to no longer be needed, and then the memory occupied by that object is reclaimed. So, freeing allocated memory and shutdown/cleanup of the general structure of a C API program do not have a counterpart in an AR System Java API program. However, in an AR System Java API program, you must use the clear method to release context (user and server) information as well as other methods of the classes you use, and to use the releaseInstance method of the factory object to reclaim memory that has been allocated to a factory object. The underlying resources are not touched by garbage collection. They must be released.”


However, to the relevant point of connectionPooling—I do not see the CLEAR() method EVER called. In your helper methods of disconnect() I do you see you setting context to null; however, what you want is to instead set arServer.Clear() rather than arServer = null.

http://spider.kineticdata.com/arApi63/com/remedy/arsys/api/ARServerUser.html#clear()