Can the VM heap memory over flow because of bad communication with a slave device ( HUB , Bad Ethernet cable)?
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Can the VM heap memory over flow because of bad communication with a slave device ( HUB , Bad Ethernet cable)?
Re: Memory Leak
Do you have an example that does that? Please copy the full text of the error message and paste it here.
Also post the code.
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Re: Memory Leak
I'm sorry but the code is internal property so it's a problem to paste it. this is a general question.
Re: Memory Leak
A memory leak could be due to poorly written code. Look at the stack trace and see where the loop is that is causing the error. Then look at the code to see why it is not handling the error correctly.
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Re: Memory Leak
Can a faulty Ethernet cable over stack the memory?
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Or faulty switch?
Re: Memory Leak
I assume the problem could be with bad code that is not handling the hardware problem correctly.
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