Re: Memory usage

joe panico <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.pixory
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Marco,

By default, Pixory runs a background process that
creates thumbnails for all of your images. This
process has a very low priority and will temporarily
suspend itself when there is activity in the Pixory
application. When this process is running, it could
send cpu usage to 100%. In theory, it should be
running at low priority so that other applications are
still responsive. If you don't like this behaviour,
you can turn it off on the Advanced Configuration page
with the "background thumbnailing" checkbox.

Pixory normally uses about 65-75 MB of memory when
doing heavy thumbnailing. I haven't seen the number go
near 100MB. You should carefully check exactly what
the precise numbers are in your case (in the task
manager, for instance).

regards,

joe

 
--- Marco Tedone <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, I'm running Windows XP SP1 and JDK 1.4.+. I
> deployed succesfully your application but
> immediately after that, the CPU usage started to go
> at 100% all the time and the RAM memory was at 505
> Mb used. I know that the reason is your application,
> as once I removed it, the CPU usage went back to
> normality and memory usage decreased of 100 Mb at
> minimum.
> 
> Hope it will help,
> 
> Marco


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