Hi,
When programming in Java for Linux like environments I've
came accros the same thing. The same program would run perfectly under Windows,
but would give a memory problem under Linux. I've eventually solved this by
calling the Garbage Collector manually and periodically. It seems
that
hard to make an intelligentcall without
seeing your client codeMartin --
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thanks your reply, I can have a try, not it's not recommended in our product. :-)
-jeff
On 10/24/06, Willem Liu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
When programming in Java for Linux like environments I've came accros the same thing. The same program would run perfectly under Windows, but would give
I can paste client side code tomorrow,
but client side is simple, just send the same request in a endless while loop.
So each time, server should do the same job, but memory growp fast.
-jeffrey.
On 10/24/06, Martin Gainty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hard to make an intelligentcall without
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Hi,
When programming in Java for Linux like environments I've
came accros the same thing. The same program would run perfectly under
Windows, but would give a memory problem under Linux. I've
