Hi there,
once again the question of memory lacks when using automation and Java...
I've just installed the new Enterprise Architect (6.5.805)and started using the eaapi.jar and SSJavaCOM.dll files.
I have a package and I wish to add subpackages as follows:
Collection<Package> subPackages;
subPackages = myPackage.GetPackages();
for (...) {
newPackage = subPackages.AddNew("Package Name","foo");
// by the way - what is the second parameter good for?
newPackage.Update();
subPackages.Refresh();
}
Now I'm going to process another package and add subpackeges to it in the same way, so I'd like to destroy the existing subPackages COM object since I won't need it any more (EA project has already been updated with the inserted subPackages in the for cycle above) and free the consumed memory.
I tried this:
subPackages.destroy();
subPackages = null;
repository.Compact();
The subPackages COM object was probably destroyed succsessfully, its number set to 0, then I set subpackages to null and called repository.Compact() but the memory usage didn't change at all.
I'm quite desperate 'cause my large model will consume all the memory resources unless I find out how to explicitely free memory at desired places in my code.
