I had a problem in 1.3.1 JDK.
There was a leak while reading a 0 length zip file, the native memory grew
larger and blows up the machine after a time. There was a fix in 1.4 but it
still in 1.3.1 too.
Reg
Ved
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From: Uncle George [mailto:gatgul@;voicenet.com]
Sent: Satu
mine was in the GZIP ( i think output ) streams. reading was OK, but an
output stream left a leakage, that eventually ate up all my 256meg
memory. This was fixed in 1.4, but may still be around in 1.3.
Matt Avery wrote:
The only two memory leaks I know of in the JVM are in Swing. The
indeterm
The only two memory leaks I know of in the JVM are in Swing. The
indeterminate progress bar leaks memory like crazy by creating a zillion
Insets and JDialogs can cause memory leaks because the "dispose" method
isn't working and so it won't allow them to be garbage collected. Both
of these are
This is GPL?
The following is taken from:
http://www.sapdb.org/sap_db_software.htm
" SAP DB can be used free of charge in non-SAP environments.
There are various Support Models offered
for
SAP DB.
If you use SAPÂ DB as a database system for SAP solutions, a
maintenan
Don't know about having to compile it, but binary installation is much easier:
http://www.sapdb.org/htmhelp/41/03393cddb05357e1000a114084/content.htm
unpack the tar.gz file
run the installation program
then add something to your PATH
after which you create the database. Then you have J
At 11:49 AM +1100 11/9/02, Jesus M. Salvo Jr. wrote:
My favourite: SAP-DB:
http://www.sapdb.org/
http://www.sapdb.org/sap_db_jdbc.htm
I am still surprised that not too many people have not taken up SAP-DB,
despite being GPL and LPGL, and having some features that other proprietary
databases have
