Any clue about this error ? Please note, I'm not doing anything to handle attachments.



My Java console says , "java.lang.OutOfMemoryError"

I'm recycling session and database once agent is done. Here is some piece of code,



Some more updates , code even doesn't execute very first "system.out.println.." line



Updates:

Adding following in workstation's notes.ini solved the problem,

JavaDebugString=-XX:MaxPermSize=256M

Any consequences in performance if I go with following setting ?

4 Responses to "What does this Domino Java error means ?"

  1. gravatar Unknown Says:

    Session and Database recycling is often not sufficient.
    Once you access documents (sure you do), you need to recycle
    these as well.

    Please have a look at this IBM Documentation:

    http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21097861


    Uwe

  2. gravatar Rishi Says:

    Lonzo,

    As per designer help, Recycling a parent recycles all the children.So,if I recycle "Session" , all the related instances should be recycled. Isn't it?

  3. gravatar Unknown Says:

    Designer Help might be wrong here. Here is more about the "problem":

    Bob Balaban's Blog has more details about the memory management "features".

    http://www.bobzblog.com/tuxedoguy.nsf/dx/geek-o-terica-5-taking-out-the-garbage-java?opendocument

    Bob is the one that has done the Java integration into Notes/Domino.
    He knows what he is talking about :-)

    Let us know if this information is helpful for you.

  4. gravatar Rishi Says:

    Thanks Lonzo. Great article indeed.
    Does it mean default heap size is enough to run complex java agents ? Once I've increase my client heap size ( JavaDebugString=-XX:MaxPermSize=256M ), code started working fine.

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