Parsing JSON
Kris Leite <[email protected]> Mon, 26 Nov 2007 11:45:20 -0800
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.java.helma.general |
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In case anybody is parsing a large number of JSON strings and found memory leakage issues you might consider replacing the Rhino Eval command with another JSON parser. I found that using the JSON parser in Helma, that uses the Rhino Eval command, to cause unexplained memory lost when using it to parse some 75K+ small JSON strings. This occurred with a single long running task that using JSON strings for passing data between a Helma server and another computer. When I replaced the Rhino Eval with a javascript JSON parser, my memory lost disappeared. I also found a couple changes to Property.java to be useful also: 1) Changed the line in 'setStringValue' from: value = str: to: value = (str == null) ? null : new String(str); 2) Changed the line 'Property(String propname, Node node)' from: this.propname = propname; to: this.propname = (propname == null) ? null : new String(propname); Your Mileage May Vary, Kris