Hello List!
I have a task to form an archive of a good bunch of WO-generated HTML
pages to HDD.
To achieve this I create a background thread to perform the task.
In this thread I create a dummy WOContext :
WOApplication app = WOApplication.application();
String dummyUrl = app.cgiAdaptorURL() + "/" + app.name() +
".woa/wa/dummy";
if(ses != null) {
dummyUrl = dummyUrl + "?wosid=" + ses.sessionID();
}
WORequest request = app.createRequest( "GET", dummyUrl,
"HTTP/1.0",
null, null, null);
WOContext dummyContext = new WOContext(request) {
public boolean shouldNotStorePageInBacktrackCache() {
return true;
}
}
After that in a loop I prepare my pages (in fact there are several
WOComponent's in work):
WOComponent page =
WOApplication.application().pageWithName("MyPageName", dummyContext);
and write them to HDD:
NSData content = page.generateResponse().content();
content.writeToStream(fileOutputStream);
The problem is that when the loop is long and the page contents is
complex my JVM runs out of memory.
What am I doing wrong? It seems like WO is storing something
unnecessary, how should I tell it to forget that?
At least how can I diagnose what exactly the memory is filled with?
Gennady
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