#20853 [Opn]: getting objectarray with 90 or more objects back from java produces a crash
| From: | andreas at billmann dot de | Date: | Mon, 09 Dec 2002 07:59:46 +0000 |
| Subject: | #20853 [Opn]: getting objectarray with 90 or more objects back from java produces a crash | ||
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ID: 20853
User updated by: andreas@billmann.de
Reported By: andreas@billmann.de
Status: Open
Bug Type: Java related
Operating System: Linux
PHP Version: 4.4.0-dev
New Comment:
With version php4-200212090630 I could create an array with more than
300.000 objects or strings (I didn' t test more because this is enough
for my application), but the array with the more complex FileInfo class
fails again.
I will try future snapshots and report the status of this problem but I
will do a work around for my application with wrappers and simple
objects.
Previous Comments:
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[2002-12-09 01:04:49] andreas@billmann.de
In php4-200212060830 the error that happens with the more complex
ojbect is the same error described before.
There are some bugs in the memory management.
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Dec 9 08:06:18 abi httpd: zend nIndex : 0
Dec 9 08:06:18 abi httpd: zend tablesize : 8
Dec 9 08:06:18 abi httpd: zend elementnr : 0
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Dec 9 08:06:18 abi httpd: zend nIndex : 1
Dec 9 08:06:18 abi httpd: zend tablesize : 8
Dec 9 08:06:18 abi httpd: zend elementnr : 1
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Dec 9 08:06:18 abi httpd: zend nIndex : 13
Dec 9 08:06:18 abi httpd: zend tablesize : 16
Dec 9 08:06:18 abi httpd: zend elementnr : 11
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Dec 9 08:06:18 abi httpd: zend nIndex : 0
Dec 9 08:06:18 abi httpd: zend tablesize : 13
Dec 9 08:06:18 abi httpd: zend elementnr : 137413676
Bye,
Andi
PS: I download the current php packages and try them.
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[2002-12-06 06:24:40] sniper@php.net
updated the PHP version info.
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[2002-12-06 04:44:56] andreas@billmann.de
I'm sorry,
my the example works now fine, but with a more complex class (FileInfo
extends java.io.File and implements Serializable) it fails with an
array of the size 15.
I don't have added the logs this time, so I don' t know if this is the
same error or not, but I can't test this until monday, so I update this
on monday.
Thx for your help and have a nice weekend.
Regards,
Andi
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[2002-12-06 04:38:13] andreas@billmann.de
Ok, now the values are about 190.000 for the object array
that is a value I can live with and 200 (it works for 199 and crashes
with 200) for the string array. So when I need a big array with strings
I wrap them in an object.
Thx for your help.
Andi
PS: I have jdk 1.4.1 on a P4 1500 with 768MB and Suse Linux 8.1
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[2002-12-06 04:16:33] edink@php.net
I've tried it now with 50.000 and it worked. It took about 3.6 seconds
on my P3 600.
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