Apache httpd memory usage problem

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Hi folks,
I'm running a Web Service which sends big Attachment with the request
using Apache Web Server and Apache Axis2c.When i send one request memory
usage of the system grows up for a particular value and stay in that
value without drop down to the previous memory usage value.Then when i
send the second request it again increase it's memory usage again and
stays in that value.So the same thing is happening without dropping the
memory usage since i kill all httpd.Then what happen is when i'm keep on
sending number of request the memory usage become 100% and swap is gonna
use and at last used swap 100% and system get freeze...

Is this the way httpd behave or Do you think there's a problem with
apache module i'm using to run Apache Axis2c?If there's a problem with
the apache module could you please inform me how to detect where the
problem occurs inside the apache module.

I have a simple server and when i'm sending request to that server what
happen is it increase the memory and when the response is over it comes
back to it's initial memory usage value.Then i can simply keep on
sending number of requests without any issue.But with Apache different
scenario is happening since it is not reduce it's memory usage even when
i'm stop sending request.

Any Ideas...

Regs
lahiru


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