On Thursday 28 December 2006 23:34, Aitor Tomas wrote: > The documents are generated from fields that I get from DB. Each field > represents one table of several rows. > With 1250 tables I get a document of 25M without problem. > With 2500 tables I get the OutOfMemory error. > > What's the problem? Am I misunderstanding setDataCacheStyle? How can I know > if it is really using CACHE_DISK > instead of CACHE_MEMORY? Is it bug? Is there any solution to this? I have > read aomething about patching > the source code. The data cache method just sets where the different document streams, that the final RTF document is made up of, are stored. Each object has to be created in memory first and if you are generating very large objects, this will probably be the problem. Perhaps you could post the stack trace from where you get the OutOfMemory exception. Then I can determine if it is a bug in the caching after all.
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