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how to destroy all created objects [message #72044]

Thu, 12 June 2003 10:48

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: anthony.saucet.freesbee.fr

In my perspective, there are only views.
I create objects to manipulate xml files with DOM.
When finishing with a file, all views are closed. I would like to destroy
all created objects and free memory to manipulate another xml file.

Is there a mean to destroy objects at once when disposing view parts ?

thnks for your help
anthony

Re: how to destroy all created objects [message #72082 is a reply to message #72044]

Thu, 12 June 2003 10:54

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: richkulp.NOSPAM.us.ibm.com

It is your responsibility to know what objects need to be disposed of.
There is no automatic way of doing this. Your view will get a dispose()
call, and in there you should do the dispose of all of the objects that
need to be disposed.

Ricj

Re: how to destroy all created objects [message #72730 is a reply to message #72044]

Thu, 12 June 2003 17:08

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: wegener.cboenospam.com

anthony wrote:

> In my perspective, there are only views.
> I create objects to manipulate xml files with DOM.
> When finishing with a file, all views are closed. I would like to destroy
> all created objects and free memory to manipulate another xml file.

> Is there a mean to destroy objects at once when disposing view parts ?

> thnks for your help
> anthony

If the objects you are creating are instances of Java objects, they will
be garbage collected when there is no longer a reference to them. You
don't need to destroy them. If the objects you are creating are system
resources (fonts, GCs, etc) you need to dispose of them when you are done.

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