Hello Fabian (<fhue...@gmail.com>),

Many thanks for your encouraging words about the blogs. I want to make a
sincere attempt.

To summarise my understanding of the rule of removal of the elements from
the window (after going through your last mail), here are two corollaries:

1) If my workflow has no triggers (and hence, no evictors), my application
will run out of memory, perhaps sooner than I expect.

2) If I am using CountTriggers only (and no Evictors), then I too my
application will run out of memory, eventually.

Could you please strike them with Yes/No?

I understand why removal of elements from the window is essential. In fact
if older elements are not removed, new elements cannot come in and
therefore, the conceptual proposition of a **flowing Stream** is not
realized in the right manner.


-- Nirmalya


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