AW: CVS Update - 050627
"Schimmack, Roland" <[email protected]>
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Hi Sasa, I have a problem with this version of shark. I'm using the method doneWith to free up memory of CORBA objects but in the console log of the Shark engine I see following lines: Warning: object is not removed from collection! The config property of shark.conf is as follows: CORBAServer.TrackAndDisconnect=true In the task Manager window I can see, that the amount of memory of the process java ( Shark engine ) is increasing. If I toggle CORBAServer.TrackAndDisconnect to false than there aren't any log line like Warning: object is not removed from collection! and the memory increase of the Shark engine is much lesser. Regards Roland -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Sasa Bojanic [mailto:[email protected]] Gesendet: Montag, 27. Juni 2005 18:16 An: Shark Betreff: [shark] CVS Update - 050627 Hi, the CVS is updated with some bug fixes: - DODS stdcaches.jar fixed - it caused concurent exception errors (thanks to Roland Schimmack) - SecurityManager now reads proper entry from Shark.conf (thanks to Geeta and Sebastian) - DODS EventAudit and InstancePersistence managers fixed to support persisting of null variables on Oracle (thanks to Roland Schimmack) - WfActivityIterator and DODSPersistence manager fixed to properly retrieve activities in a certain state when using WfProcess.get_activities_in_state() method (thanks to Geeta) - BaseIteratorWrapper fixed not to throw null pointer exceptions when there is no expression set (thanks to Neville van Deventer) probably this week, we'll have a bug fix release (mainly because the crucial bug in DODS jar file), so we will appreciate if you can test this version, and give us a feedback if there are some more problems. Regards, Sasa.
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