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JEditorPane memory consumption

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Carlitto - 09 Aug 2006 11:28 GMT
Hello,
I am using JEditorPane to display html files in my java application. It
seems that after a while, the memory goes up to 90K making it
impossible to browse all the pages. This is dramatic !!!
I searched the internet and found out that this swing component has
memory leaks and fails to release all the objects to be gc'ed. And no
one gave a solution.
Does anyone have any solution? Any java browser that would make it ?

I am using sdk 1.4.2_10

Thanks in advance.
Rogan Dawes - 09 Aug 2006 14:38 GMT
> Hello,
> I am using JEditorPane to display html files in my java application. It
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>
> Thanks in advance.

If you have control over the HTML that you need to render, and can make
sure that it is XHTML compliant, you might want to consider the Flying
Saucer XHTML renderer.

Regards,

Rogan


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