Hi, All! Using 'ddms' and repeatably clicking SysInfo -> Update from
Device helped me find a memory leak. So we have 9 JUnit test cases
spread amongst 4 files, and we run them in eclipse. After EACH test
cases finishes, our application is exiting; and it restarts again for
the next test case. So for now, that's 9 times our app is closing and
restarting, which would be fine, except that each time it close it
leaks memory so that there is less available for the next test. All
we have for @before and @after is this:
@Before
public void setUp() {
System.gc(); // <-------- TRIED TO SEE IF THIS WOULD HELP,
BUT IT
DIDN'T
startActivity("com.yellowpages.android.ypmobile",
"com.yellowpages.android.ypmobile.YPM");
waitForStartup();
}
@After
public void postTest() {
if (wait_post_test) {
waitFor("class.simpleName", "BASIC_TIMEOUT", timeout_in_ms);
}
}
Questions:
1. What's the proper solution? Find a way to only start the app ONE
time then run all tests? Or fix the leak?
2. To fix the leak, is there something we're missing/forgetting to do
in the @After method?
3. As a quick fix, is there somewhere particular in the positron code
that I can do a garbage collect() that might help?
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Julie
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