AW: Is there anybody out there?

2003-07-17 Thread Mirko Sertic
Hi!

we had he the same problem. In fact, it was the ImageCache
that was not released and made the jvm crash. Try to release
the cache by your program or try the patch I've posted
for fop 0.20.5 ( Bugzilla Bug - ID 20407).

Hope this helps.

Cheers

Mirko

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Dear Ali,

I know fop is very memory intensive but what you are
saying is a memory leak. We also use fop to generate
PDF reports using servlets inside tomcat. It is
generating reports of size 20 pages with ease on a
256mb RAM machine with -Xmx set to 128m. It takes upto
90mb for generating a pdf of 25 pages. But when I
generate it again it is releasing memory.

I doubt there is a leak in the driver code embedding
FOP. Please check on it or if possible try to publish
it. Somebody might help. 

Regards,
Srinivas.

--- ali farahani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Dear Thomas
 
 Here is what happens. I have closely watched the
 memory usage of FOP:
 
 I have a report with around 17 pages. One table with
 12 columns. I use
 Velocity to put the data inside the FOP template.
 When it starts
 rendering the report (PDF or print preview) it
 consumes 50 MB. Second
 run another 50MB, third run another 50 MB , then
 with 256 MB RAM , when
 I go for forth run, CRASH BOOM BANG! Out of memeory
 exception.
 
 My users usually use the report during the day ( 7
 hours) 10 to 20
 times. So even 512 MB RAM workstations get out of
 memory easily.
 
 Running it under another JVM is a good idea but as
 you know it is not
 feasible from performance point of view.
 
 Ali
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 From: Thomas Sporbeck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 6:35 PM
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 Subject: AW: Is there anybody out there?
 
 Does this happen with the first report after
 starting the Java VM or
 later on (after some reports have rendered
 correctly)?
 Perhaps you may start FOP in a separate VM and exit
 it after the report
 has done, that's not ideal for performance but for
 stability.
 
 Thomas
 
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 To all FOP developers
 
 The out of memory problem of FOP is getting critical
 for our company .
 
 So this is an offer for a FOP developer who can fix
 this problem. If
 anyone of you can fix this problem please contact me
 and we can talk
 about the offer. We are open for the price.
 
 Best Regards
 Ali Farahani
 
 

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AW: Is there anybody out there?

2003-07-16 Thread Thomas Sporbeck
Does this happen with the first report after starting the Java VM or
later on (after some reports have rendered correctly)?
Perhaps you may start FOP in a separate VM and exit it after the report
has done, that's not ideal for performance but for stability.

Thomas

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To all FOP developers

The out of memory problem of FOP is getting critical for our company .

So this is an offer for a FOP developer who can fix this problem. If
anyone of you can fix this problem please contact me and we can talk
about the offer. We are open for the price.

Best Regards
Ali Farahani


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Re: AW: Is there anybody out there?

2003-07-16 Thread John Kemp
Presumably you've already tried starting a java VM with a bigger 
initial and max heap size than usual (ie. with java -Xms512m 
-Xmx1024m)? If you have lots of memory available on the machine that 
should help, although there may be limits on the maximum amount of 
memory that could be used depending on the OS/machine you're running.

- JohnK

On Wednesday, Jul 16, 2003, at 10:05 US/Eastern, Thomas Sporbeck wrote:

Does this happen with the first report after starting the Java VM or
later on (after some reports have rendered correctly)?
Perhaps you may start FOP in a separate VM and exit it after the report
has done, that's not ideal for performance but for stability.
Thomas

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To all FOP developers

The out of memory problem of FOP is getting critical for our company .

So this is an offer for a FOP developer who can fix this problem. If
anyone of you can fix this problem please contact me and we can talk
about the offer. We are open for the price.
Best Regards
Ali Farahani
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