Hello,
I think finding memory usage using task
manager is not accurate.use tools like Optimizeit or
JProbe.With this u can find out loitering
objects.Remove eventlisteners when ever u are not
using it.unused listeners will have reference of
Objects.removing these listeners and assigning "null "
to unused objectwill make garbage collection.
with regards
gvkrishnan
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> Subject: JTabbedpane in Swing
> Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2002 14:08:25 +0530
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> I want know the last Current Component used in
> the JTabbed Pane from my Current JPanel in the same
> JTabbedPane.
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> Please clear my doubt.
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> Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2002 11:08:44 +0530
> From: Vikram Kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Subject: Memory Reduces On Minimising Application
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> Hello Friends,
>
> We have developed a large application in Java 1.3.
> The application takes
> a memory of around 40 MB to start. We have been
> looking at the various
> ways to reduce the amount of memory usage. We found
> out that on
> minimizing the application and again bringing it
> back to its normal
> state.. it reduces the memory by around 30 mb. Even
> after working on
> the application the memory remains stable at 25 mb.
>
> I wanted to know that whether it's a bug of Task
> Manager or whether in
> this case the Java Application is using some
> swapping feature of the
> Operating System. Whatever it may be its proving out
> to be useful for
> our application. Anyway having the same experiences
> or some other ways
> to reduce memory consumption please help me out. I
> am working on Windows
> 2000. Please please help me out and suggest also
> some resources if
> possible to reduce the memory consumption.
>
> Thanking You In Anticipation
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> Regards
>
> Vikram
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