leak -
if you have a lot of large (in my experience, 1024x map pngs)
snapshots, and use different urls for each run, then each is loaded
into heap and the whole thing gets enormous.
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class SVGEar extends SVGDocumentLoaderAdapter {
public boolean done = false;
public void documentLoadingCompleted(SVGDocumentLoaderEvent
evt) {
done = true;
}
}
I was adding that SVGEar as a loaderlistener to the component but it
never got an eve
here some way I can run some
basic sanity tests at least? I would like to do some memory audits (we
own a seat of OptimizeIt) but need to be able to run some real-life
examples.
Thanks...
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n oopsie) {
SystemLog.singleton().error(oopsie);
SystemLog.singleton().enter("Probably demo, ignoring.");
}
catch (Exception oopsie) {
SystemLog.singleton().error(oopsie);
SystemLog.singleton().enter("Probably demo, ign
ar slower than those with good
ones even at the same memory and cpu speed.
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l memory usage should be no big
deal (it's a hash of image pointer to integer ID).
I'll just modify PDFGraphics2D directly to use the underlying
PDFStream. I think this is fine for all cases.
Should I break it up into several patches?
-> tempfile buffer
and hundreds of megabytes of heap to render times of less than
10 seconds and less than 64MB of heap (the default max heap size).
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. But that adds complexity of
course.
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before it breaks,
and who knows how many copies of those bytes get passed around...
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easy to do without
banging your own postscript - add to that the ability to stick these
plots on nicely-formatted reports with all the power of FO too and it
makes my life a lot easier.
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Katiyar, Bhawana ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote To [EMAIL PROTECTED] on
Thu, Apr 25, 2002 at 12:46:12PM -0400:
> My protocol too renders the image directly at pdf generation time.
> Just that it doesn't use FOP to generate the image.
Ah! Sorry. Yes, I'd like to see that. Than
> I use it as :
>
>
>
> thought it may help you, if you are not looking at using FopImage only.
Actually, there is no bytestream - I am rendering the image directly at pdf generation
time.
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currentXPosition,
currentYPosition);
graphics.setGraphicContext(new
org.apache.batik.ext.awt.g2d.GraphicContext());
image.paint(graphics);
// more mystery
currentStream.add(graphic
which the graphic is to be written to
the PDF, allow me to use standard Java graphics commands to write it.
One area I got totally lost in was in how to register this
implementation with the FopImageFactory or whatever so that it would
get called correctly. Any help on this would be appr
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