The SAXParser definitely doesn't maintain references to the
XMLBeans impl classes, if that's what you mean. It's very difficult to
diagnosticate memory problems over e-mail, but obviously what I suggest is
running your app through a memory profiler and see what is actually holding
the references to the generated objects. Nothing in XMLBeans is,
anyway.
Radu
From: Adolfo Miguel Catalan García [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2006 9:52 AM
To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org
Subject: Memory problem
Hello,
I need your help, we do have a proble over here,
let me explain to you:
We have a process that use XML-Beans, and when we
finish to parse a XML file the memory that is using the process is overhead, we
mean the memory doesn´t not go down, eventhough we are invoking the
garbage collector.
We think that the cause is that el SAXParser
maintain references to the IMPL though when we eliminate the references of the
objects.
Do you know which is the reason of the problem and
how can we solve it?
Thanks
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