Flex executes on client side , and so client load your file on his browser nothing to seems taking virtual memory as it might be happen with execution of code or maybe server it self ,I have more doubt on web orb ? because each time client load ur application it must took the connection with the serverside , to debug comment ur weborb connection from swf file and then load tht file .
-Saj ________________________________ From: "p...@vin Uttarwar" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Fri, July 16, 2010 9:26:58 PM Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Re: Flex Affecting Web Server Memory? What is the JConsole Stats.? See what is the exact reason behind the Memory Allocation. Thanks & Regards, Pravin Uttarwar | Perennial Systems pravin.uttarwar@ perennialsys. com | Cell: +91 9371288080 | Tel: +91 (020) 2421 1286 Ext:2007 On 17 July 2010 00:38, Mark <m...@themidnightcod ers.com> wrote: >What I would suggest is opening the process viewer and seeing what process >allocates the memory. WebORB for .NET memory footprint is 15MB. However, if >the >code you host in there allocates a byte array for 5.6GB, that could explain >the >problem.. > >Mark > > >--- In flexcod...@yahoogro ups.com, "valdhor" <valdhorlists@ ...> wrote: >> >> I do not believe the Flex SWF's are taking up the memory (There is no way >> for >>them to do so). >> >> It is more likely the language you are using with Flash remoting and WebORB. >> Is >>it Java? I can see an improperly written Java class reserving large amounts >>of >>mamory. What is the JVM settings? >> >> --- In flexcod...@yahoogro ups.com, "kevin_ketterer" <kevinkett@> wrote: >> > >> > Sorry, the Flash SWF did NOT reserve any memory... so only the two Flex >> > SWFs >>did. >> > >> > --- In flexcod...@yahoogro ups.com, "kevin_ketterer" <kevinkett@> wrote: >> > > >> > > We have a Flex-based shopping cart applicatiion, using Cairngorm, >> > > WebORB, >>and ASP.NET. It's running on IIS 7/Windows 2008 server. The release version >>of >>the SWF is about 1.4MB in size. This is the only application hosted on this >>server. >> > > >> > > Our server team tells us that when a client launches the application, it >>reserves about 5.6GB of virtual memory, including 3GB of RAM. It only used >>the >>memory it neede, however. Since this is a new installation for the server >>team, >>we ran some comparison tests to see what "normal" is. Each of the following >>apps >>were put in their own application pool: >> > > >> > > * An application with a plain ASP.NET (HTML) page did not reserve the >>memory. >> > > >> > > * A small (~150k) Flex SWF in an HTML page reserved 5.6GB, but again >> > > used >>much less. >> > > >> > > * A 4k Flash SWF in an HTML page reserved 3GB. >> > > >> > > Although this behavior is not causing an immediate problem, we are >>concerned that this could become a bigger issue down the road. We would also >>like to understand how a SWF that runs on the client might affect server >>virtual >>memory. >> > > >> > > I'll appreciate any thoughts you might have on this issue. >> > > >> > > Thank you, >> > > Kevin >> > > >> > >> > >
