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Hi all, During my work on the ElectroCodeoGram (www.electrocodeogram.org), which is using the HackyStat sensorshell.jar as a Component I'm running into some trouble. My code uses the SensorShell.doCommand() method to check if event data is a valid in respect to the known SensorDataTypes (SDT). So far this works well for me. If the event is a valid SDT event, doCommand() returns true and otherwise it returns false. But if am using doCommand() over and over again the JVM crashes with a java.lang.OutOfMemeoryError after some time. I never connect the SensorShell to a HackyStat server, so I guess that every event that is passed into the SensorShell via doCommand() is creating Objects with references that are never released. So the Java heap-size growths until the OutOfMemeoryError is thrown. I already tried to invoke the OfflineManager.clear() command with no effect. Is there any way of releasing the memory occupied by the SensorShell without having to write into the SensorShell's code? Cheers, Frank
