Hi,
> hmm,
>
> actually the total memory is actually reserved by the jre, although not
> actively used. so this should stay. the free memory value is obsolete as it
> can be calculate via total-used.
Total memory is reserved by jre but not used and can grow as needed up
to max memory.
What can the user do with such an information ?
> wrt userdir: don't think it's needed. what's would you need it for. if we
> want to show where the settings and logs will end up we should display the
> appropriate startup parameter values. these are btw. currently computed in
> the startup scripts. if the OJ_HOME is writable, it's taken, else they end up
> in "userdir/.openjump".
Use cases :
A user has several OJ on its machine and updated version 1 with new
plugins while its shortcut starts the version 2 : we can easily check if
the running application is the same as the updated one.
I want to access some ressources from a script, I can easily refer to
these resources with a relative (and bundle resources with the app)
because I know where te user.dir is.
> btw. under my win7 the userdir is not printed in AboutDialog. i supposed it
> worked on your end when you hacked it Michael?
Yes it works on windows vista (jre 6 and 7, 32 and 64 bits).
It is stranged. Did you check 3309 ? Which information do you see ?
I think that adding tmp dir as suggested by Stefan is not a bad idea.
Don't know why you want to "hide" them in log file. I think most user
are reluctant to open a log file which is generally difficult to read.
Michaël
>
> ..ede
>
> On 09.03.2013 17:54, Stefan Steiniger wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> just a note, but seeing a change in Free Memory is helpful when presses
>> the "garbage collect" button... i.e. as a confirmation that something
>> happens.
>>
>> stefan
>>
>> Am 09.03.13 12:10, schrieb Michaël Michaud:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Just changed according to my proposition (see below).
>>> Let me know if it's OK for everyone
>>>
>>> Michaël
>>>> Wonder if we should remove "Total memory" and "Free memory" as these
>>>> figures are much confusing
>>>> for users who are not supposed to know how the jvm works.
>>>>
>>>> A more useful information would be System.getProperty("user.dir") :
>>>> when users
>>>> have multiple installations and shortcuts they don't always know which
>>>> version they
>>>> are running.
>>>>
>>>> Any comment ?
>>>>
>>>> Michaël ||
>>>>
>>>>> On 08.03.2013 08:55, Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
>>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> OpenJUMP info screen shows the jre version but not if it is 32 or 64
>>>>>> bit. I cannot check but perhaps it does not report either if there is
>>>>>> Oracle jre, Oracle jdk or OpenJDK variant in use.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> What is the meaning of total memory in the jre info page? After starting
>>>>>> OJ with 32-bit jre and -Xmx512M in oj_windows.bat OJ reports that I have
>>>>>> 64 MB of total memory, 24 MB reserved and 40 MB free. Seeing also the
>>>>>> maximum that is set by JAVA_OPTS (512 MB in this case) would help in
>>>>>> estimating how big datasets can possibly be prosessed. I know I can
>>>>>> check it from the launch file but new users may not guess that.
>>>>>>
>>>>> done in 3306 .. ede
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