hi,
its right .. pages are in memory but only during computation, not?.. When
page rendered and the pdf is opened in the browser the memory still remain
large and GC don't clean it!!
Isn't so a memory leak suspect?
I must say that i have an old fop lib and some classes like Driver and
Renderer was deleted but my code using these classes.. I hope that i can use
the last stable version of fop that i will change my code and use
factorization (using Fop class instead Driver ecc )
What i can use instead of Renderer class if i want using a custom Render
(CustomRender implements fop.Renderer)?
old code example:
Driver driver = new Driver();
driver.setRenderer(Driver.RENDER_PDF);
renderer = new CustomRenderer(driver.getRenderer());
driver.setRenderer(renderer);
..
..
thanks!
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