Well it's part of JSVGComponent.class
/**
* Removes all images from the image cache.
*/
public void flushImageCache() {
ImageTagRegistry reg = ImageTagRegistry.getRegistry();
reg.flushCache();
}
ImageTagRegistry.class
public void flushCache() {
rawCache.flush();
imgCache.flush();
}
Unless it's flushed the cache contents seem to persist in the heap
untill the JVM expires.
Archie Cobbs wrote:
David Avery wrote:
Well I figured it out.
canvas.flushImageCache();
After about 8 reloads batik seems to be using a hugh amount of memory,
provoking a java.lang.OutOfMemory.
Interesting... so what's the image cache and what does it do?
-Archie
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