RE: OutofMemoryException

2002-09-24 Thread RamanaJV

HI group,
I'm trying to fix the memory snag in the AWT viewer. I experimented
with other formats too and found that the memory obstacle also exist (not
much as AWT viewer, but it is there) at the Area Tree construction too.
Could an experienced FO developer, help me where actually the memory is
leaking at the area tree construction phase. I'm also trying with JProfiler
and it is not giving any fruitful results. 


Ramana.

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RE: OutofMemoryException

2002-07-25 Thread RamanaJV


Cyril,
As far your suggestion, I have made the FO to be a small page
sequences (could be around 20 pages per sequence). But, it I'm bugged with
this OutofMemoryException.  My system has 192Mb RAM.  The FO document is
made of tables. There will be two tables per page. There are no forward
references.

Ramana.

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From: Cyril Rognon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Ramana,

I guess you can find in the list archive that many of us have encountered 
this memory issue. I have managed to render 50 to 1500 pages documents 
using a machine with 256 Mo RAM . When you want to do that, you have to 
allow your JVM to use a large amount of memory. It can be tricky in windows 
environnement when you want to use more than the max RAM you have. You have 
to let W98 or WinNT or Win2K use some virtual memory. This should not 
trigger any blue screen of death

what is your document made of ? if you have some well known page break, you 
should make a page sequence change there. The memory is happy with short 
page sequences as for this implementation of FOP (meaning 0.20.x).

Again, search for the advice in the archive, it has been said many times : 
short page sequences, jvm memory setting, avoid forward reference when you
can.

Good luck

Cyril

At 16:45 25/07/2002 +0530, you wrote:
This shows a blue screen, if I terminate the Java program in the middle
with
Ctrl-C option. The system showing a fatal error with the Ctrl-C
termination.

Ramana.

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Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 4:19 PM
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Hi,

it IS capable of rendering large documents. Out of Memory exception ist
just
caused by standard JVM Memory assignment of 64M.
Just enlarge the memory for the JVM with parameter -Xmx256m (256m for
256Megs).


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RE: OutofMemoryException

2002-07-25 Thread RamanaJV


Cyril,
I'm sure that I don't have any forward references and page footers.
What I have in the page sequence is a static text , some blocks followed by
a table.  The JDK i use is 1.4. What could be the problem and can u suggest
a solution..

Ramana.

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From: Cyril Rognon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 7:29 PM
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Ramana,

I have a 256 Mo Ram machine that uses JVM -Xms512m -Xmx512m and it runs
fine.

I admit that JVM memory settings gives some weird results sometimes. What 
JVM are you using ? I have seen tremendous performance upgrade when we went 
from 1.2 to 1.3. Even better with last 1.4 under Win2K.

Are you sure you have no forward reference ? like some page x of y page 
footer ?

Cyril


At 19:00 25/07/2002 +0530, you wrote:

Cyril,
 As far your suggestion, I have made the FO to be a small page
sequences (could be around 20 pages per sequence). But, it I'm bugged with
this OutofMemoryException.  My system has 192Mb RAM.  The FO document is
made of tables. There will be two tables per page. There are no forward
references.

Ramana.


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RE: OutofMemoryException

2002-07-25 Thread RamanaJV

No Louis,
It is saying java.lang.OutOfMemoryError in the Driver.render(...)
statement.  If, I print some pages below than 70, it is fine. But, if I try
more than 70, the OutOfMemoryError. 

Ramana.

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Ramana:
Is it dumping out FOP error messages even though the report seems to be
working?  I think these errors can be related to overflows within your
context areas which I have seen posted as causing increased memory
consumption.
-Lou





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Cyril,
   I'm sure that I don't have any forward references and page
footers.
What I have in the page sequence is a static text , some blocks followed by
a table.  The JDK i use is 1.4. What could be the problem and can u suggest
a solution..

Ramana.

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From: Cyril Rognon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 7:29 PM
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Subject: RE: OutofMemoryException


Ramana,

I have a 256 Mo Ram machine that uses JVM -Xms512m -Xmx512m and it runs
fine.

I admit that JVM memory settings gives some weird results sometimes. What
JVM are you using ? I have seen tremendous performance upgrade when we went

from 1.2 to 1.3. Even better with last 1.4 under Win2K.

Are you sure you have no forward reference ? like some page x of y page
footer ?

Cyril


At 19:00 25/07/2002 +0530, you wrote:

Cyril,
 As far your suggestion, I have made the FO to be a small page
sequences (could be around 20 pages per sequence). But, it I'm bugged with
this OutofMemoryException.  My system has 192Mb RAM.  The FO document is
made of tables. There will be two tables per page. There are no forward
references.

Ramana.


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RE: OutofMemoryException

2002-07-25 Thread Cyril Rognon

Lou is right.

could you tell us what FOP outputs when you use the debug mode ? (-d option 
in command line).

Cyril

At 10:53 25/07/2002 -0400, you wrote:

Ramana:
Is it dumping out FOP error messages even though the report seems to be
working?  I think these errors can be related to overflows within your
context areas which I have seen posted as causing increased memory
consumption.
-Lou


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RE: OutofMemoryException

2002-07-25 Thread Cyril Rognon

I have had some similar problem with one document : Some hyphenated text in 
a cell that was on two rows (row span) : FOP warned me about some I cannot 
hyphenate!. I have not seen this with small documents (bellow 500 pages) 
but with large ones FOP went on an infinite loop. I did exactly like 
Hansuli Anderegg is telling you : tried to noarrow the problem by lowering 
the FO size and hard testing the troubleshooting part.

I know it is not some magic method that will help you to solve your 
problem in twelve seconds but this is the best we have.

You have to try with debug on.

Good luck.

Cyril

At 20:22 25/07/2002 +0530, you wrote:
No Louis,
 It is saying java.lang.OutOfMemoryError in the Driver.render(...)
statement.  If, I print some pages below than 70, it is fine. But, if I try
more than 70, the OutOfMemoryError.

Ramana.


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RE: OutofMemoryException

2002-07-25 Thread RamanaJV

Yep ,
I have narrowed in on the problem somewhat. Followed Hansuli
Anderegg and found that the problem is with AWTRenderer itself, with PDF and
TXT, no OutOfMemory. 
Now, I request the group to tell me whether there are any PDF
viewers, that I can use in my JavaApplication to show the thus generated
output.
   Please, help me

Ramana.

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From: Cyril Rognon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 8:53 PM
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I have had some similar problem with one document : Some hyphenated text in 
a cell that was on two rows (row span) : FOP warned me about some I cannot 
hyphenate!. I have not seen this with small documents (bellow 500 pages) 
but with large ones FOP went on an infinite loop. I did exactly like 
Hansuli Anderegg is telling you : tried to noarrow the problem by lowering 
the FO size and hard testing the troubleshooting part.

I know it is not some magic method that will help you to solve your 
problem in twelve seconds but this is the best we have.

You have to try with debug on.

Good luck.

Cyril

At 20:22 25/07/2002 +0530, you wrote:
No Louis,
 It is saying java.lang.OutOfMemoryError in the Driver.render(...)
statement.  If, I print some pages below than 70, it is fine. But, if I try
more than 70, the OutOfMemoryError.

Ramana.


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RE: OutofMemoryException

2002-07-25 Thread Arnd Beißner

 Now, I request the group to tell me whether there are any PDF
 viewers, that I can use in my JavaApplication to show the thus generated
 output.

There is a PDF bean on the Adobe web site that I used successfully some 
time
ago. I think it supports PDF features including PDF 1.1.

Hope this helps,

Arnd Beissner
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