OS: Windows 7 64, 32-bit jdk/jre7
Gstreamer-Java: Trunk
I might be running an atypical application, however it seems my Java
Application eventually runs out of memory after about a dozen runs.
This current application calls for simultaneous videos, and the ability to
choose different videos. I am then adding and removing the VideoComponents as
needed from my JPanels.
Using jvisualvm it seems that there are listeners preventing the GC from
cleaning up the classes.
Albeit not pretty, to obtain a clean bill of health I had to add a method to
clean up these things.
public void destroy() {
renderComponent.removePropertyChangeListener(propListener);
renderComponent.removeMouseListener(mouseListener);
renderComponent.removeMouseMotionListener(mouseListener);
renderComponent.removeKeyListener(keyListener);
removeKeyListener(keyListener);
removeComponentListener(componentAdapter);
remove(renderComponent);
resourceTimer.removeActionListener(resourceReaper);
resourceTimer.stop();
videosink.removeListener();
}
Attached is a TestCase that shows my issue as well as the patch.
Also looking at a similar thread
(https://groups.google.com/d/topic/gstreamer-java/j207a4GpZa8/discussion) I am
trying to investigate if we should disconnect listeners before disposing the
objects.
Thanks,
Michael Esemplare
Original issue reported on code.google.com by Michael....@gmail.com on 17 Jun 2014 at 5:36
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
Michael....@gmail.com
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