Hi friends:
We had done done a CallCenter project for Baltimore County 911. But we are
running into Windows NT Resource problems. Every 3 months, the server has to
be rebooted.
The WinNT Server 4.0 SP 6 machine just contains 3 programs.
1) Cama T1 Server Program which creates a shared memory and spawns 16
clients for 16 channels.
2) These clients update the shared memory with status information.
3) VC++ GUI application (MFC) which reads the shared memory continously and
displays the status for 16 channels.
We think that VC++ GUI application is the culprit and plan to change it to
JAVA so that it takes care of garbage collection.
I have 3 options in mind
1) Run some kind of Diagnostic tool on Windows machine which exactly pin
points the bad application which has memory leaks.
So my question is: Is there any diagnostic tool (free/commercial) which
exactly determines the resources used by applications ???
2) Port the VC++ GUI application to Java without using any Win 32 Apis. But
for this to work, Java should be able to access shared memory created by
server program.
Is this possible ???
3) Port the VC++ GUI application to Java by using Win32 Apis (Use NevaObject
to convert it into Java classes). I am not sure whether this method will
help since the memory resources still have to be controlled by the client
application.
Please advise,
Regards
Harkishin
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