Hi Ben,
> Not being a Java guy, I hesitate to ask, but should you not logout first
> then clear the context?
>
that wa a good suggestion :) I tried both orders but the leak still occurs.
I'll see with a more recent version of ARS later on.
thanks anyway!
Thibaut
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Not being a Java guy, I hesitate to ask, but should you not logout first
then clear the context?
Ben
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Sent: January-24-12 08:59
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Subject: Re: Java API: how to
Hi
> Leaks are almost always the app’s fault and not the API’s fault.
Well in this case, the repro was fairly simple. I used JRuby and the Java
ARS API 5.1, basically the following code:
require 'arapi51'
include_class 'com.remedy.arsys.api.ARServerUser'
while true
context = ARServerUser.ne
ion calls.
>
> Cheers Misi.
> Ben.
>
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Of Misi Mladoniczky
Sent: January-23-12 09:05
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Subject: Re: Java API: how to really log out ? (v7.1)
Hi Ben,
Are not MetaUpdate linked to the C-API?
In the C-API, you have to issue an ARTermination() or each session you have
created, which is typically one if you work
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Sent: January-22-12 12:30
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Subject: Re: Java API: how to really log out ? (v7.1)
** Hi,
On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 5:42 PM, Papolu, Appajee
wrote:
AR API methoods in essense have a notio
Hi,
On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 5:42 PM, Papolu, Appajee wrote:
> AR API methoods in essense have a notion of establishing connection,
> authenticating, performing the eventual network api call to the Server and
> so on. That is why your subsequent ops after logout just work seamlessly.
> Of course a
AR API methoods in essense have a notion of establishing connection,
authenticating, performing the eventual network api call to the Server and so
on. That is why your subsequent ops after logout just work seamlessly. Of
course all this noted additional work happens conditionally on as needed ba
Thibaut,
Give this a try
.turn on user logging log in, do your normal stuff, log out,
and then perform your query
.check to see if it does another login
automatically
.I think you will find that it does. In my mind I only do a
log out when my program is terminating
so Ive never tried to do anyth
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