Aha, and how to release the handles!?! I thought a driver.reset would be
exactly the release of all resources?
rgds
Timo
Dennis Myr�n wrote:
I am not an expert in java memory handling either,
But I suggest you release all handles after each run in the loop,
And then perform a garbage collect.
Regards,
dennis.myren
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From: Timo Haberkern [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 16. september 2003 15:38
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I'm not really the expert on JVM Memory Management, but AFAICT these
declarations belong outside the 'for'-loop. (Not sure whether this is
causing memory problems, but it just seems ... more elegant. If they really
do not depend on the variables changing in the loop, that is... If behaviour
would be what I'm guessing, then these would consume memory - the total of
which would only be released on completion of the loop...)
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No :-( That doesn't help anything...
Any other ideas?
driver = null;
You won't be needing this. Just resetting the Driver should be ok.
mhmm, that was i try! I thought that it maybe helps a little bit but it
doesn't. But it remains anyhow...
I also notice you have read this (?)
http://xml.apache.org/fop/running.html#memory
Have you tried the multiple page-sequences tip?
Every PDF File is only 2 pages long. And the memory is consumed for PDFs
with big images...
My problem is that i can't get down the memory after rendering one PDF
and before the next rendering...
regds
Timo
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