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  3. April 2005

Re: RPG/Java memory leaks? Possible?

Hi Brad,

Like I said, all variables are declared as standalone, and
LR is set on once the app is complete.  so I would think
any memory that is used in the Java app would be fine.

I don't understand why it matters if the variables are standalone. I don't think data structures are any more dangerous than standalone fields... or do you mean that they're not BASED?

I also don't see why LR matters at all. Unless you're running in the default activation group, LR has no impact on whether the program remains activated.

So to me, either sounds like some obscure OS/JVM issue, or
a bug in the Java code where it's reusing memory without
"resetting" it.. or reinitializing it.

It could be. Though, the more I think about it, the more I think about how easy it would be for an unexperienced programmer to make a mistake like this if they're calling the JNI APIs.

Might be worth looking at their code carefully...

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