Looks like the JVM is attempting to allocate another 128MB of memory (probably to expand
the heap) and the OS is saying that it can't allocate the memory because it has run
out - even the swap space is full.
How much RAM do you have? What is your swap space size? What is the non-JBossAS memory
usage? What do you have the JVM heap sizes set to? I am guessing that -Xms and -Xmx are
not the same.
You can usually detect a memory leak by gathering gc statistics using -verbose:gc and
noting the amount of heap space in use after a major collection. After about a dozen or so
major collections, assuming that the work load is consistent, the heap in use after major
gc should be about the same. If it goes up, there is a possible memory leak.
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