Hi,
We are using smartgwt 3.0 and we have an application that is suffering from some memory leaks.
We are trying to figure out if it is our code that is causing these leaks. We are currently running JProfiler through hosted mode and we are getting a little confused.
We were wondering if you could clear up what is happening here.
We have a tab that has a TreeGrid on it. When we open the tab we can see that a Tree is created to populate our tree grid in JProfiler as expected. However, when we close the tab, the instance of the Tree never leaves JProfiler.
Can anyone explain why this is??
We suspect that it is something to do with how javascript objects are handled in hosted mode and JProfiler just wont work for javascript or UI objects. If you could confirm why this is happening that would be great as we are trying to figure out where Java profilers are useful in GWT and where they are not.
Many thanks,
John
We are using smartgwt 3.0 and we have an application that is suffering from some memory leaks.
We are trying to figure out if it is our code that is causing these leaks. We are currently running JProfiler through hosted mode and we are getting a little confused.
We were wondering if you could clear up what is happening here.
We have a tab that has a TreeGrid on it. When we open the tab we can see that a Tree is created to populate our tree grid in JProfiler as expected. However, when we close the tab, the instance of the Tree never leaves JProfiler.
Can anyone explain why this is??
We suspect that it is something to do with how javascript objects are handled in hosted mode and JProfiler just wont work for javascript or UI objects. If you could confirm why this is happening that would be great as we are trying to figure out where Java profilers are useful in GWT and where they are not.
Many thanks,
John
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