I suppose each time you parse the dat from the XML, you create new objects. Try reusing the old objects, cause even though the garbage collector cleans the memory it doesn't do it as fast as you'd like to do it. Also reject the responses from the server which does not arrive in the order you'd expect. You can do that by setting the >> concurrency="last" property for the HTTPService instance.
Hope this helps... Claudiu --- In [email protected], "Nicolas Boulet-Lavoie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello guys, > > > > I need to perform a XML query each 2 seconds to verify if they are new > connected people in my support applications. For this purpose, I use a mx > :HTTPService which query a URL and parse XML data (2 lines max, each > result). > > > > Since this application needs to run at last, 8-9 hours a day, the memory > used by the mx :httpservice seems to grow each time the result is parsed. > > > > I heard a bit about the memory profiling in the edition I use. Any tips > about it? Maybe it could help me solve the problem. > > > > Thanks for your help. > > > > Nicolas >
