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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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P4
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None
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1.0.2, 1.1
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None
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unknown, x86
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windows_95
Name: mc57594 Date: 02/26/97
I have a program which keeps track of a list of clients. The
program creates a new dialog box for each client when I want
that client's information to be edited. The problem is that
after ten or eleven clients, the program or the entire computer,
crashes due to being out of memory (and I have 32megs of RAM).
The dialog variable is maintained in each client object, but even
when I set it to null after its hidden and even after I make it
static, I still run out of memory. I suspect that the UI which
is created each time the dialog is shown, still occupies memory
even after the method they were created in ends or I set it to
null. This may not be a correct conclusion, but something is
not working with the garbage collection.
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I have a program which keeps track of a list of clients. The
program creates a new dialog box for each client when I want
that client's information to be edited. The problem is that
after ten or eleven clients, the program or the entire computer,
crashes due to being out of memory (and I have 32megs of RAM).
The dialog variable is maintained in each client object, but even
when I set it to null after its hidden and even after I make it
static, I still run out of memory. I suspect that the UI which
is created each time the dialog is shown, still occupies memory
even after the method they were created in ends or I set it to
null. This may not be a correct conclusion, but something is
not working with the garbage collection.
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- duplicates
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JDK-4060298 Application doesn't get OutOfMemoryException as expected
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- Closed
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