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Just so you know, I have the same problem if it's the foundation version you
are using.  It is simply because it is made in java so performance is lost
with such a huge application (due to interpretation and not natve
complilation).
I am trying to get the jbuilder 2 working wit hthe latest java stuff because
it is in exe format so runs very well.  cant get it working as of yet though
:(

Francisco Gongora <fgongora@marsys.com> wrote in message
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> Hello Folks:
> I am developing a Java application with swing components with JBuilder 3.5
> on NT with 128MB, 2GB swapping virtual memory and enough HD space > 2HB.
> Although the application is not large ( menu, panels and a small table
> JTable); while editing, running and debugging I notice how JBuilder start
to
> act very slow.  It actually slow the whole machine, and in fact Task
> Manager' Mem Usage shows how "java.exe" which starts at about 10 MB raise
up
> to more than 100MB.  At this point, it is really difficult to keep
working.
> I tried memturbo.exe which someone subjected in the net.  At the beginning
> it seems to free mem. but them java.exe starts to grow as I said before.
Is
> it any remedy to this situation?  Is it natural for JB. to behave this
way?
> Any help will be appreciated.
> Regards
> Frank
>
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