Runtime.totalMemory() isn't giving you the information you are looking for. Two recommendations 1) jconsole's heap view 2) use verbose gc with a tool like...
... I knew it wouldn't be an exact measurement, but I thought it would give me an general idea. And it seems it did. I'm not done profiling yet but using...
... give me ... to look ... allocate a ... That would suggest that the flush is getting rid of objects you actually need and you have to recreate them. What I...
Some quick tips from my lossy hibernate memory (I've got some huge jpeg artifacts in some of those memories): - there is a huge cost to calling flush() when...
I mentioned here an idea I had about using the Service Provider Interface to start up a modular application. I did in fact use this for the first iteration of...
... If I were you I'd ask on the Eclipse Equinox newsgroup or mailing list about your specific needs. It has been my impression that Eclipse does support...
Eclipse is kind of an interesting case in that it has two plugin systems, the OSGi one introduced in 3.x and the old one. Not sure where the dynamic...
Guys, Quick question. Anyone had any experience with books of transactions with web services? Some of the request response scenarios are can be a group of ...
... Do you mean that there's 10,000 rows of data to be processed in one transaction over the web service? Some of this might not be directly relevant but some...
I echo Scott's async approach, with a twist. At two places I've been, the technique was to buffer the requests to disk and then asynchronously process the...
Right, Each package is actually a group of individual tx's. There is already a provision in place to provide a mailbox approach. Single tx gets processed ...
I'm a little uncertain what you mean by "XSD that parses". But you probably want to set the form of the attributes to qualified. What you have now is...
When you check xml files into CVS do you do it as ascii or binary? I'm seeing corruption in some of my xml files (checked in as ascii text with keyword...
I've been working with the Eclipse Cocoa port for a couple of weeks now and it is functioning pretty damn well for an early release...some glitches natch but...
Yah.. means *finally* there will be 64-bit support for Eclipse on OS X, since Carbon is never going to be 64-bit and Mac Java 1.6 is 64-bit only. If you care...
Can you attach an example ,v file from your repository? Goddamn I wish I didn't understand the RCS format sometimes. Also: this brings back too many memories...
Here it is. In this case I deleted the file, committed the delete and then checked it back in as binary. ... -- Esse Quam Videre To Be, rather than to Seem ...
I would like to update my installation of Eclispe. Aptana apparently released an update and now every time I start Eclipse it throws up a dialog telling me...
I could and have but I am reluctant to move my workspace over their. Our environment is complex (aren't they all? ;-)) and I don't relish the thought of...
I've got a pretty complex env for my point of sale work, and gone through a 3.2 to 3.3 to 3.4 change with no changes at all (except for JDK configuration)....
Ah. Well thats bad on Aptana for the nag ware feature. But I wouldn't really expect 3.2 to be forward compatible with the newer provisioning systems. I think...
OK, this sounds a bit daft, but lately I've been considering doing personal task and perhaps calendar tracking in Bugzilla. I'm talking literally stuff like...
I haven't seen that..cool. Chief attraction to me is that I wouldn't have to do a mental context shift from Eclipse work.. um hey.. group project..Mylan...
OK, that is cool, the code is there for you and everything! RTM is way cool. They have commercial apps for mobile phones, as well as various widgets and...