I\'m having an issue in my application where I am seeing an excessive amount of Gen 2 Garbage Collections.From what I\'ve been reading it sounds like a good ratio of Gen0 : Gen1 : Gen2 collections sho
The user is supposed to call Player.close() to release some critical resources managed by the native code and kill several internal java threads created for the player object. However,the user failed
I have large scale application with two type of objects: long living (cache) and short living (request-process-response). Theoretically, with this type of application, I think it is possible to config
I have a C# Windows Service that I recently moved from .NET 3.5 to .NET 4.0. No other code changes were made.
To implement a callback function from the native code to Java code, I have to create a global reference using NewGloabRef . From the memory profile , I found that ,once I called env->NewGlobalRef(w
I see explicit gc invocations in our gc-log (see below). I am able to remove invocations with -XX:+DisableExplicitGC but I really want to know which code/library is calling System.gc()?
I have read through inner class tutorial and don\'t understand one thing. It is being said that inner class holds hidden reference to outer class, so I come up with several questions via this plain cl
How can I prevent this? Exception in thread \"ContainerBackgroundProcessor[StandardEngine[Catalina]]\" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: PermGen space
Though Node.js is pretty hot topic, I happens to find that it is reported Node.js might not be appropriate for real-time application due to its Garbage Collection model (http://amix.dk/blog/post/19577
What is the difference between System.gc()开发者_C百科 and Runtime.gc()?Both are same. System.gc() is effectively equivalent to Runtime.gc(). System.gc()internally calls Runtime.gc().
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