Re: Memory leak?
Xavier Tarrago wrote:
Yes, you should dispose JFrame(s) and JDialog(s) to get them gc'ed.
"Lothar Kimmeringer" <news200610@kimmeringer.de> a ?crit dans le message de
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Knute Johnson wrote:
I have an application that is slowing down after being run for several
days and then it finally throws an OutOfMemoryException. Until I come
up with a better idea, I'm assuming I have a memory leak. I've gone
through the code pretty well and can't find anything obvious. The only
thing I'm not sure about is some JDialogs. Do I need to dispose them to
make sure that they get garbage collected? There are no dangling
references to them.
The easiest way to find out is using a memory-profiler. There are
a couple of them out there and most of them offer a free trial.
Regards, Lothar
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