Tom Kochanowicz wrote:
>
> I have a snippet of code that I use to output HTML mixed with the data
> I
> bring back from an JDBC query. I am concerned about using excess
> resources by
> creating too many objects and tying up memory. Is there any way I can
> make sure
> the memory is freed up? Will .flush() help?
Methinks you need to read up on how Java works - the object you're
allocating is marked free when it goes out of scope, and GC'd when
memory gets tight or time allows.
Jim
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