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dtrussardi@tiscali.it

Seaside config management and Gemstone

Hello All,

i work on windows XP sp2 with VW7.4.1 .

I'have load    Gemstone GbsTools    6.2.003
        and     SeasideFprWebToolKit  2.6b 1.30
        and     SeasideBase                2.6b 1.30

and SeasideScriptaculous 1.108.

When i'd'ont open gemstone session al work fine.

For understand:

First setting:

A) all Gemstone session are close.

B) from Explorer i open http://localhost/...../browse and click on the link config

C) the http://localhost/...../config is browser and i can config all application link

Second setting

A) one Gemstone session is open and relative transaction work fine.

B) from Explorer i open http://localhost/...../browse and click on the link config

C) now the system load many objects from OODB and the http://localhost/...../config isn't browser

D) the system after load many objects from OODB , open the Processor Monitor window with 'Memory space error' .

E) If i save the image after this, and reload the system become instable.

( Gemstone session if open, is mystery close when i redo step B. )

I have work around it to define the problem as detailed.

I think the problem is on: SeasidePlatformSupport class vmStatisticsReportString

and/ or ObjectMemory numOopsNumBytes.

I remain in everyway on disposal for eventual explanations.

Yours faithfully

Dario Trussardi Romano

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Bany, Michel

RE: Seaside config management and Gemstone

> I think the problem is on: SeasidePlatformSupport
class vmStatisticsReportString
> and/ or ObjectMemory
numOopsNumBytes.

Hi Dario,

These things are not essential and can be removed as needed.
I would start removing #numOopsNumBytes from the #utilities array
and see if that fixes the unstability. If not, I would delete the line
that sends the #vmStatisticsReportString message.

HTH
Michel.
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