Be sure you remove all references to your data "removed"..
For instance : is there eventlistener on them you didnt remove? Or did you set a variable wi line as reference? Regards Joky "Pedro Sena" <sena.pe...@gmail.com> Ecrivait: > > > > > >The memory is not necessarily released just after you remove the items from >datagrid. > >Removing them, you make them eligible by the garbage collector, but this >does not necessarily means that it will be collected. > >HTH, > >PS > > > > >On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 3:02 PM, Dharmendra Chauhan <<a >href="mailto:chauhan_i...@yahoo.com";>chauhan_i...@yahoo.com</a>> wrote: ><blockquote style="1px: " class="gmail_quote"> > > > > > >Hi All, >My DataGrid based application running into a Memory issue.The issue is >dataGrid does not release the memory even after emptying it. >Initially I thought Its my code which is causing the issue, but later I >crated a sample application with just a dataGrid and a ArraCollection (no >eventListener) and found the same issue. > >Memory should come down at least some MB when I remove all item from data >provider. > >Memory usage with 10k row - 220 MB > >Memory usage after removing all item - STILL 220 MB > >Is this the standard behavior of datGird or do i need to apply some >workaround to get rid of this ? > >Regards, >Dharmendra > > > > > -- /** * Pedro Sena * Systems Architect * Sun Certified Java Programmer * Sun Certified Web Component Developer */ -- Guillaume Aveline Ingénieur Développement Pikko.fr
