Cannot create any model in Designer 6i due to errors

Hello all
I have installed Designer 6i without any errors and warnings. I can create workareas and folders. But when I try to create an application system and any kind of models the errors will occur.
I have seen the similar message in this forum but it has been unreplied.
Please help.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Sergey Bredikhin:
Hello all
I have installed Designer 6i without any errors and warnings. I can create workareas and folders. But when I try to create an application system and any kind of models the errors will occur.
I have seen the similar message in this forum but it has been unreplied.
Please help.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I have a same problem. It was the only installation of Designer 6i on Win 2000 machine. Do you have a solution?
Thanks, Dusan
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Server: AIX
OS Level: 4.3.3
JDK 1.1.8
I have an application that creates a lot of worker Threads. For each widget, a new Thread is created. If there are 431 widgets, the program displays the OutOfMemory error and exits. If I reduce the number of widgets by 9 and only create 422 Threads everything works fine. I print out the TotalMemory() and the FreeMemory() just before it dies and there seems to be plenty of memory left. I have tried setting the following settings "-ms50m" and "-mx400m", but it seemed to make no difference. Any ideas?
Total Memory: 10211320
Free Memory: 1461640
I also ran using the "verbosegc" option. Here is that output:
<GC: freeing class [B(300291f8)>
<GC: freeing class java.lang.Compiler(3002a920)>
<GC: unloaded and freed 2 classes>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:08 2004
<GC(async)(1): freed 635 objects, 24440 bytes in 8 ms, 65% free (684736/1048568)>
<GC(1): begin: 2630 ms, mark: 7 ms, sweep: 1 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[1]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=1 (21984/1048568)>
<GC: freeing class java.lang.NoSuchMethodException(30024300)>
<GC: freeing class java.rmi.UnexpectedException(30027610)>
<GC: freeing class sun.rmi.registry.RegistryImpl_Stub(30027b68)>
<GC: freeing class sun.security.provider.SHA(300250a8)>
<GC: unloaded and freed 4 classes>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:14 2004
<GC(2): freed 6754 objects, 335560 bytes in 25 ms, 34% free (357544/1048568)>
<GC(2): begin: 8262 ms, mark: 18 ms, sweep: 7 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[1]: completed in 532 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[2]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=1 (223896/1048568)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:14 2004
<GC(3): freed 1787 objects, 92008 bytes in 56 ms, 30% free (315880/1048568)>
<GC(3): begin: 8795 ms, mark: 20 ms, sweep: 5 ms, compact: 31 ms>
<GC(3): moved 9012 objects, 470088 bytes in 31 ms>
<AF[2]: completed in 544 ms>
<AF[3]: managing allocation failure. need 424 bytes, action=1 (13584/1048568)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:15 2004
<GC(4): freed 3960 objects, 199056 bytes in 27 ms, 20% free (212640/1048568)>
<GC(4): begin: 9621 ms, mark: 22 ms, sweep: 5 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[3]: managing allocation failure. need 424 bytes, action=2 (212640/1048568)>
<AF[3]: managing allocation failure. need 424 bytes, action=3 (212640/1048568)>
<AF[3]: zeroed 3 of 3 soft refs in 3 ms>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:16 2004
<GC(5): freed 14 objects, 744 bytes in 23 ms, 20% free (213384/1048568)>
<GC(5): begin: 10082 ms, mark: 20 ms, sweep: 3 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[3]: managing allocation failure. need 424 bytes, action=3003 (213384/1048568)>
<AF[3]: zeroed 0 of 0 soft refs in 3 ms>
<AF[3]: managing allocation failure. need 424 bytes, action=4 (213384/1048568)>
<AF: expanded heap by 1048576 to 2097144 bytes, 60% free>
<AF[3]: completed in 1218 ms>
<AF[4]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=1 (134080/2097144)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:16 2004
<GC(6): freed 15077 objects, 748816 bytes in 107 ms, 42% free (882896/2097144)>
<GC(6): begin: 10726 ms, mark: 34 ms, sweep: 14 ms, compact: 59 ms>
<GC(6): moved 12562 objects, 828712 bytes in 59 ms>
<AF[4]: completed in 509 ms>
<AF[5]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=1 (12744/2097144)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:17 2004
<GC(7): freed 11655 objects, 575824 bytes in 55 ms, 28% free (588568/2097144)>
<GC(7): begin: 11542 ms, mark: 41 ms, sweep: 14 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[5]: completed in 604 ms>
<AF[6]: managing allocation failure. need 3280 bytes, action=1 (558216/2097144)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:18 2004
<GC(8): freed 420 objects, 22088 bytes in 110 ms, 27% free (580304/2097144)>
<GC(8): begin: 11966 ms, mark: 41 ms, sweep: 8 ms, compact: 61 ms>
<GC(8): moved 11582 objects, 723272 bytes in 61 ms>
<AF[6]: completed in 473 ms>
<AF[7]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=1 (12304/2097144)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:18 2004
<GC(9): freed 7364 objects, 374360 bytes in 59 ms, 18% free (386664/2097144)>
<GC(9): begin: 12741 ms, mark: 48 ms, sweep: 11 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[7]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=2 (386664/2097144)>
<AF[7]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=3 (386664/2097144)>
<AF[7]: zeroed 0 of 0 soft refs in 9 ms>
<AF[7]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=4 (386664/2097144)>
<AF: expanded heap by 1048576 to 3145720 bytes, 45% free>
<AF[7]: completed in 617 ms>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:19 2004
<GC(10): freed 9825 objects, 492936 bytes in 172 ms, 38% free (1199928/3145720)>
<GC(10): begin: 13426 ms, mark: 56 ms, sweep: 16 ms, compact: 99 ms>
<GC(10): moved 22853 objects, 1415864 bytes in 99 ms>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:20 2004
<GC(async)(11): freed 26 objects, 2440 bytes in 66 ms, 38% free (1196344/3145720)>
<GC(11): begin: 14222 ms, mark: 58 ms, sweep: 8 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[8]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (112112/3145720)>
<GC: freeing class java.rmi.UnexpectedException(30027610)>
<GC: freeing class sun.rmi.registry.RegistryImpl_Stub(30027b68)>
<GC: freeing class sun.security.provider.SHA(30020b30)>
<GC: unloaded and freed 3 classes>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:24 2004
<GC(12): freed 5185 objects, 1014736 bytes in 71 ms, 35% free (1126848/3145720)>
<GC(12): begin: 18001 ms, mark: 59 ms, sweep: 12 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[8]: completed in 830 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:25 2004
<GC(async)(13): freed 3882 objects, 824912 bytes in 72 ms, 35% free (1114576/3145720)>
<GC(13): begin: 19693 ms, mark: 60 ms, sweep: 12 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:27 2004
<GC(async)(14): freed 3455 objects, 739696 bytes in 75 ms, 35% free (1101776/3145720)>
<GC(14): begin: 21321 ms, mark: 62 ms, sweep: 13 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[9]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (364032/3145720)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:28 2004
<GC(15): freed 3223 objects, 704488 bytes in 74 ms, 33% free (1068520/3145720)>
<GC(15): begin: 22665 ms, mark: 61 ms, sweep: 13 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[9]: completed in 496 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[10]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (270272/3145720)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:30 2004
<GC(16): freed 6494 objects, 712488 bytes in 81 ms, 31% free (982760/3145720)>
<GC(16): begin: 23905 ms, mark: 66 ms, sweep: 15 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[10]: completed in 617 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[11]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (522936/3145720)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:30 2004
<GC(17): freed 4048 objects, 474384 bytes in 81 ms, 31% free (997320/3145720)>
<GC(17): begin: 24759 ms, mark: 66 ms, sweep: 15 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[11]: completed in 645 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:31 2004
<GC(async)(18): freed 2878 objects, 372312 bytes in 81 ms, 31% free (988168/3145720)>
<GC(18): begin: 25455 ms, mark: 67 ms, sweep: 14 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[12]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (649312/3145720)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:32 2004
<GC(19): freed 1540 objects, 323336 bytes in 203 ms, 30% free (972560/3145720)>
<GC(19): begin: 26489 ms, mark: 68 ms, sweep: 14 ms, compact: 121 ms>
<GC(19): moved 28510 objects, 1684672 bytes in 121 ms>
<AF[12]: completed in 735 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[13]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (75360/3145720)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:34 2004
<GC(20): freed 5621 objects, 854200 bytes in 81 ms, 29% free (929560/3145720)>
<GC(20): begin: 27906 ms, mark: 66 ms, sweep: 15 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[13]: completed in 598 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[14]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (185408/3145720)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:35 2004
<GC(21): freed 3437 objects, 727680 bytes in 80 ms, 29% free (913088/3145720)>
<GC(21): begin: 29354 ms, mark: 67 ms, sweep: 13 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[14]: completed in 600 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[15]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (255960/3145720)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:36 2004
<GC(22): freed 3369 objects, 631744 bytes in 86 ms, 28% free (887704/3145720)>
<GC(22): begin: 30784 ms, mark: 72 ms, sweep: 14 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[15]: completed in 798 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[16]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=1 (277648/3145720)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:38 2004
<GC(23): freed 4319 objects, 571728 bytes in 208 ms, 27% free (849368/3145720)>
<GC(23): begin: 31820 ms, mark: 69 ms, sweep: 15 ms, compact: 124 ms>
<GC(23): moved 32020 objects, 1918840 bytes in 124 ms>
<AF[16]: completed in 716 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[17]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (57816/3145720)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:39 2004
<GC(24): freed 8529 objects, 635392 bytes in 93 ms, 22% free (693208/3145720)>
<GC(24): begin: 32859 ms, mark: 74 ms, sweep: 18 ms, compact: 1 ms>
<AF[17]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=2 (693208/3145720)>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[17]: synchronously running 4 finalizers>
<AF[17]: synchronous finalization attempt took 1 ms>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:39 2004
<GC(25): freed 11 objects, 2376 bytes in 89 ms, 22% free (694032/3145720)>
<GC(25): begin: 33407 ms, mark: 75 ms, sweep: 14 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[17]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=3 (694032/3145720)>
<AF[17]: zeroed 9 of 9 soft refs in 15 ms>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:40 2004
<GC(26): freed 58 objects, 3472 bytes in 90 ms, 22% free (697504/3145720)>
<GC(26): begin: 33957 ms, mark: 76 ms, sweep: 14 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[17]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=3003 (697504/3145720)>
<AF[17]: zeroed 0 of 0 soft refs in 16 ms>
<AF[17]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=4 (697504/3145720)>
<AF: expanded heap by 1048576 to 4194296 bytes, 41% free>
<AF[17]: completed in 1842 ms>
<AF[18]: managing allocation failure. need 8208 bytes, action=1 (265952/4194296)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:41 2004
<GC(27): freed 17813 objects, 1444896 bytes in 238 ms, 40% free (1710840/4194296)>
<GC(27): begin: 35625 ms, mark: 80 ms, sweep: 26 ms, compact: 132 ms>
<GC(27): moved 24970 objects, 1390720 bytes in 132 ms>
<AF[18]: completed in 936 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:43 2004
<GC(async)(28): freed 3519 objects, 866264 bytes in 96 ms, 40% free (1699032/4194296)>
<GC(28): begin: 37429 ms, mark: 79 ms, sweep: 17 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:45 2004
<GC(async)(29): freed 7470 objects, 964488 bytes in 97 ms, 39% free (1646808/4194296)>
<GC(29): begin: 39287 ms, mark: 79 ms, sweep: 18 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:47 2004
<GC(async)(30): freed 4130 objects, 807712 bytes in 97 ms, 38% free (1625440/4194296)>
<GC(30): begin: 40857 ms, mark: 80 ms, sweep: 17 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:48 2004
<GC(async)(31): freed 6462 objects, 911544 bytes in 103 ms, 37% free (1579288/4194296)>
<GC(31): begin: 42499 ms, mark: 83 ms, sweep: 19 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[19]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (544024/4194296)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:50 2004
<GC(32): freed 9174 objects, 963288 bytes in 255 ms, 35% free (1507304/4194296)>
<GC(32): begin: 43944 ms, mark: 85 ms, sweep: 22 ms, compact: 148 ms>
<GC(32): moved 31280 objects, 1760488 bytes in 148 ms>
<AF[19]: completed in 727 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:51 2004
<GC(async)(33): freed 5334 objects, 916464 bytes in 105 ms, 35% free (1479760/4194296)>
<GC(33): begin: 45710 ms, mark: 85 ms, sweep: 20 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:53 2004
<GC(async)(34): freed 4727 objects, 843296 bytes in 110 ms, 34% free (1452368/4194296)>
<GC(34): begin: 47271 ms, mark: 89 ms, sweep: 21 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[20]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=1 (201640/4194296)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:55 2004
<GC(35): freed 15729 objects, 1102776 bytes in 311 ms, 31% free (1304416/4194296)>
<GC(35): begin: 48752 ms, mark: 104 ms, sweep: 32 ms, compact: 175 ms>
<GC(35): moved 35105 objects, 1835792 bytes in 175 ms>
<AF[20]: completed in 894 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[21]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (78240/4194296)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:56 2004
<GC(36): freed 12481 objects, 1155656 bytes in 122 ms, 29% free (1233896/4194296)>
<GC(36): begin: 50490 ms, mark: 96 ms, sweep: 26 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[21]: completed in 626 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[22]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (352488/4194296)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:58 2004
<GC(37): freed 4977 objects, 846352 bytes in 122 ms, 28% free (1198840/4194296)>
<GC(37): begin: 52136 ms, mark: 98 ms, sweep: 24 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[22]: completed in 788 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[23]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (447480/4194296)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:13:59 2004
<GC(38): freed 3784 objects, 727792 bytes in 127 ms, 28% free (1175272/4194296)>
<GC(38): begin: 53702 ms, mark: 101 ms, sweep: 26 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[23]: completed in 732 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[24]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (505640/4194296)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:01 2004
<GC(39): freed 3844 objects, 648688 bytes in 125 ms, 27% free (1154328/4194296)>
<GC(39): begin: 54998 ms, mark: 98 ms, sweep: 27 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[24]: completed in 667 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[25]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (561280/4194296)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:02 2004
<GC(40): freed 4740 objects, 548792 bytes in 302 ms, 26% free (1110072/4194296)>
<GC(40): begin: 55896 ms, mark: 102 ms, sweep: 26 ms, compact: 174 ms>
<GC(40): moved 32891 objects, 1661088 bytes in 174 ms>
<AF[25]: completed in 743 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[26]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (292096/4194296)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:03 2004
<GC(41): freed 6267 objects, 774336 bytes in 139 ms, 25% free (1066432/4194296)>
<GC(41): begin: 57515 ms, mark: 113 ms, sweep: 26 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[26]: completed in 772 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[27]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (315984/4194296)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:05 2004
<GC(42): freed 4472 objects, 726008 bytes in 129 ms, 24% free (1041992/4194296)>
<GC(42): begin: 58864 ms, mark: 104 ms, sweep: 25 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[27]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=2 (1041992/4194296)>
<AF[27]: synchronously running 18 finalizers>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[27]: synchronous finalization attempt took 3 ms>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:05 2004
<GC(43): freed 46 objects, 6040 bytes in 129 ms, 24% free (1046480/4194296)>
<GC(43): begin: 59401 ms, mark: 106 ms, sweep: 23 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[27]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=3 (1046480/4194296)>
<AF[27]: zeroed 0 of 0 soft refs in 23 ms>
<AF[27]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=4 (1046480/4194296)>
<AF: expanded heap by 1048576 to 5242872 bytes, 39% free>
<AF[27]: completed in 1233 ms>
<AF[28]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (439288/5242872)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:08 2004
<GC(44): freed 7949 objects, 1599288 bytes in 289 ms, 38% free (2038576/5242872)>
<GC(44): begin: 62021 ms, mark: 106 ms, sweep: 27 ms, compact: 156 ms>
<GC(44): moved 22967 objects, 1133840 bytes in 156 ms>
<AF[28]: completed in 1044 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:10 2004
<GC(async)(45): freed 4094 objects, 840880 bytes in 133 ms, 38% free (2030528/5242872)>
<GC(45): begin: 63875 ms, mark: 108 ms, sweep: 25 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[29]: managing allocation failure. need 8208 bytes, action=1 (114768/5242872)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:12 2004
<GC(46): freed 21586 objects, 1635288 bytes in 154 ms, 33% free (1750056/5242872)>
<GC(46): begin: 65807 ms, mark: 115 ms, sweep: 39 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[29]: completed in 691 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[30]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=1 (696192/5242872)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:13 2004
<GC(47): freed 14485 objects, 957856 bytes in 376 ms, 31% free (1654048/5242872)>
<GC(47): begin: 66906 ms, mark: 122 ms, sweep: 38 ms, compact: 216 ms>
<GC(47): moved 34318 objects, 1722880 bytes in 216 ms>
<AF[30]: completed in 927 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[31]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (459760/5242872)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:14 2004
<GC(48): freed 13009 objects, 1168784 bytes in 153 ms, 31% free (1628544/5242872)>
<GC(48): begin: 68716 ms, mark: 119 ms, sweep: 34 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[31]: completed in 747 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[32]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (538768/5242872)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:17 2004
<GC(49): freed 8330 objects, 1021448 bytes in 339 ms, 29% free (1560216/5242872)>
<GC(49): begin: 70875 ms, mark: 122 ms, sweep: 33 ms, compact: 184 ms>
<GC(49): moved 24324 objects, 1119304 bytes in 184 ms>
<AF[32]: completed in 1494 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:19 2004
<GC(async)(50): freed 4448 objects, 927416 bytes in 152 ms, 29% free (1545096/5242872)>
<GC(50): begin: 72825 ms, mark: 122 ms, sweep: 30 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[33]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (158984/5242872)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:21 2004
<GC(51): freed 10590 objects, 1250112 bytes in 167 ms, 26% free (1409096/5242872)>
<GC(51): begin: 74814 ms, mark: 130 ms, sweep: 37 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[33]: completed in 736 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[34]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=1 (402752/5242872)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:22 2004
<GC(52): freed 13192 objects, 837080 bytes in 415 ms, 23% free (1239832/5242872)>
<GC(52): begin: 75673 ms, mark: 135 ms, sweep: 41 ms, compact: 238 ms>
<GC(52): moved 34722 objects, 1631272 bytes in 238 ms>
<AF[34]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=2 (1239832/5242872)>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[34]: synchronously running 6 finalizers>
<AF[34]: synchronous finalization attempt took 1 ms>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:22 2004
<GC(53): freed 21 objects, 4984 bytes in 161 ms, 23% free (1241712/5242872)>
<GC(53): begin: 76457 ms, mark: 130 ms, sweep: 31 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[34]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=3 (1241712/5242872)>
<AF[34]: zeroed 0 of 0 soft refs in 34 ms>
<AF[34]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=4 (1241712/5242872)>
<AF: expanded heap by 1048576 to 6291448 bytes, 36% free>
<AF[34]: completed in 1415 ms>
<AF[35]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (252936/6291448)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:24 2004
<GC(54): freed 23814 objects, 1717504 bytes in 453 ms, 31% free (1970440/6291448)>
<GC(54): begin: 78098 ms, mark: 148 ms, sweep: 51 ms, compact: 253 ms>
<GC(54): moved 34460 objects, 1684384 bytes in 253 ms>
<AF[35]: completed in 952 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[36]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (143712/6291448)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:26 2004
<GC(55): freed 26403 objects, 1600136 bytes in 203 ms, 27% free (1743848/6291448)>
<GC(55): begin: 79739 ms, mark: 148 ms, sweep: 55 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[36]: completed in 758 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[37]: managing allocation failure. need 61912 bytes, action=1 (1223696/6291448)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:27 2004
<GC(56): freed 5320 objects, 370504 bytes in 481 ms, 25% free (1594200/6291448)>
<GC(56): begin: 80478 ms, mark: 153 ms, sweep: 47 ms, compact: 281 ms>
<GC(56): moved 43171 objects, 1952320 bytes in 281 ms>
<AF[37]: completed in 883 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[38]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (394680/6291448)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:28 2004
<GC(57): freed 14083 objects, 964208 bytes in 209 ms, 21% free (1358888/6291448)>
<GC(57): begin: 81774 ms, mark: 160 ms, sweep: 49 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[38]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=2 (1358888/6291448)>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[38]: synchronously running 12 finalizers>
<AF[38]: synchronous finalization attempt took 1 ms>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:28 2004
<GC(58): freed 36 objects, 5168 bytes in 206 ms, 21% free (1360952/6291448)>
<GC(58): begin: 82355 ms, mark: 160 ms, sweep: 46 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[38]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=3 (1360952/6291448)>
<AF[38]: zeroed 0 of 0 soft refs in 50 ms>
<AF[38]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=4 (1360952/6291448)>
<AF: expanded heap by 1101824 to 7393272 bytes, 33% free>
<AF[38]: completed in 1294 ms>
<AF[39]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (674336/7393272)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:31 2004
<GC(59): freed 16138 objects, 1510224 bytes in 584 ms, 29% free (2184560/7393272)>
<GC(59): begin: 84491 ms, mark: 178 ms, sweep: 60 ms, compact: 346 ms>
<GC(59): moved 55092 objects, 2219584 bytes in 346 ms>
<AF[39]: completed in 1242 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[40]: managing allocation failure. need 8208 bytes, action=1 (120088/7393272)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:33 2004
<GC(60): freed 17355 objects, 1880752 bytes in 245 ms, 27% free (2000840/7393272)>
<GC(60): begin: 86760 ms, mark: 183 ms, sweep: 62 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[40]: completed in 866 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[41]: managing allocation failure. need 1552 bytes, action=1 (221648/7393272)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:35 2004
<GC(61): freed 21131 objects, 1627296 bytes in 591 ms, 25% free (1848944/7393272)>
<GC(61): begin: 88506 ms, mark: 181 ms, sweep: 63 ms, compact: 347 ms>
<GC(61): moved 57273 objects, 2733408 bytes in 347 ms>
<AF[41]: completed in 1170 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[42]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (84512/7393272)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:36 2004
<GC(62): freed 18625 objects, 1461576 bytes in 263 ms, 20% free (1546088/7393272)>
<GC(62): begin: 90212 ms, mark: 196 ms, sweep: 67 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[42]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=2 (1546088/7393272)>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[42]: synchronously running 14 finalizers>
<AF[42]: synchronous finalization attempt took 1 ms>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:37 2004
<GC(63): freed 46 objects, 6728 bytes in 252 ms, 20% free (1549712/7393272)>
<GC(63): begin: 90853 ms, mark: 197 ms, sweep: 55 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[42]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=3 (1549712/7393272)>
<AF[42]: zeroed 0 of 0 soft refs in 61 ms>
<AF[42]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=4 (1549712/7393272)>
<AF: expanded heap by 1294336 to 8687608 bytes, 32% free>
<AF[42]: completed in 1441 ms>
<AF[43]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (658696/8687608)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:40 2004
<GC(64): freed 20119 objects, 2108800 bytes in 611 ms, 31% free (2767496/8687608)>
<GC(64): begin: 93853 ms, mark: 197 ms, sweep: 68 ms, compact: 346 ms>
<GC(64): moved 46120 objects, 1817512 bytes in 346 ms>
<AF[43]: completed in 1340 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[44]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (348696/8687608)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:43 2004
<GC(65): freed 24943 objects, 2286616 bytes in 280 ms, 30% free (2635312/8687608)>
<GC(65): begin: 97187 ms, mark: 209 ms, sweep: 71 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[44]: completed in 1027 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[45]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (921208/8687608)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:45 2004
<GC(66): freed 25648 objects, 1677408 bytes in 628 ms, 29% free (2598616/8687608)>
<GC(66): begin: 99185 ms, mark: 203 ms, sweep: 72 ms, compact: 353 ms>
<GC(66): moved 40683 objects, 1679720 bytes in 353 ms>
<AF[45]: completed in 1269 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[46]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (298648/8687608)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:48 2004
<GC(67): freed 24497 objects, 2194248 bytes in 280 ms, 28% free (2492896/8687608)>
<GC(67): begin: 102480 ms, mark: 209 ms, sweep: 71 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[46]: completed in 1045 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[47]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (926440/8687608)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:51 2004
<GC(68): freed 16029 objects, 1506568 bytes in 649 ms, 28% free (2433008/8687608)>
<GC(68): begin: 104589 ms, mark: 212 ms, sweep: 71 ms, compact: 366 ms>
<GC(68): moved 37208 objects, 1532696 bytes in 366 ms>
<AF[47]: completed in 1219 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[48]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (173384/8687608)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:52 2004
<GC(69): freed 51791 objects, 2147296 bytes in 315 ms, 26% free (2320680/8687608)>
<GC(69): begin: 106490 ms, mark: 225 ms, sweep: 90 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[48]: completed in 934 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:54 2004
<GC(async)(70): freed 6219 objects, 1029800 bytes in 283 ms, 26% free (2288904/8687608)>
<GC(70): begin: 108407 ms, mark: 217 ms, sweep: 66 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:56 2004
<GC(async)(71): freed 5729 objects, 880760 bytes in 283 ms, 25% free (2248616/8687608)>
<GC(71): begin: 110141 ms, mark: 217 ms, sweep: 66 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[49]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (969720/8687608)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:14:59 2004
<GC(72): freed 5892 objects, 1249144 bytes in 687 ms, 25% free (2218864/8687608)>
<GC(72): begin: 112714 ms, mark: 223 ms, sweep: 68 ms, compact: 396 ms>
<GC(72): moved 39455 objects, 1664056 bytes in 396 ms>
<AF[49]: completed in 1301 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:15:01 2004
<GC(async)(73): freed 8020 objects, 1112008 bytes in 306 ms, 25% free (2175920/8687608)>
<GC(73): begin: 115094 ms, mark: 232 ms, sweep: 74 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:15:03 2004
<GC(async)(74): freed 3458 objects, 784440 bytes in 285 ms, 24% free (2157712/8687608)>
<GC(74): begin: 116914 ms, mark: 221 ms, sweep: 64 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:15:05 2004
<GC(async)(75): freed 4251 objects, 820752 bytes in 288 ms, 24% free (2133176/8687608)>
<GC(75): begin: 118932 ms, mark: 222 ms, sweep: 66 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:15:07 2004
<GC(async)(76): freed 3670 objects, 792432 bytes in 295 ms, 24% free (2111200/8687608)>
<GC(76): begin: 120808 ms, mark: 228 ms, sweep: 67 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:15:09 2004
<GC(async)(77): freed 5047 objects, 853656 bytes in 293 ms, 23% free (2078848/8687608)>
<GC(77): begin: 122707 ms, mark: 225 ms, sweep: 68 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:15:11 2004
<GC(async)(78): freed 2987 objects, 762568 bytes in 295 ms, 23% free (2063392/8687608)>
<GC(78): begin: 124622 ms, mark: 228 ms, sweep: 67 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:15:12 2004
<GC(async)(79): freed 4024 objects, 809992 bytes in 295 ms, 23% free (2040800/8687608)>
<GC(79): begin: 126488 ms, mark: 226 ms, sweep: 69 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:15:14 2004
<GC(async)(80): freed 4276 objects, 820272 bytes in 300 ms, 23% free (2013800/8687608)>
<GC(80): begin: 128277 ms, mark: 230 ms, sweep: 70 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:15:16 2004
<GC(async)(81): freed 2995 objects, 763960 bytes in 299 ms, 22% free (1998048/8687608)>
<GC(81): begin: 130138 ms, mark: 229 ms, sweep: 70 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[50]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=1 (1239008/8687608)>
GC: Wed May 26 13:15:18 2004
<GC(82): freed 3634 objects, 725728 bytes in 731 ms, 22% free (1964736/8687608)>
<GC(82): begin: 131754 ms, mark: 234 ms, sweep: 71 ms, compact: 425 ms>
<GC(82): moved 57964 objects, 2313288 bytes in 425 ms>
<AF[50]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=2 (1964736/8687608)>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
<AF[50]: synchronously running 18 finalizers>
<AF[50]: synchronous finalization attempt took 0 ms>
GC: Wed May 26 13:15:19 2004
<GC(83): freed 43 objects, 7568 bytes in 296 ms, 22% free (1970752/8687608)>
<GC(83): begin: 132865 ms, mark: 231 ms, sweep: 65 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<AF[50]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=3 (1970752/8687608)>
<AF[50]: zeroed 0 of 0 soft refs in 74 ms>
<AF[50]: managing allocation failure. need 16400 bytes, action=4 (1970752/8687608)>
<AF: expanded heap by 1523712 to 10211320 bytes, 34% free>
<AF[50]: completed in 1951 ms>
GC: Wed May 26 13:15:20 2004
<GC(async)(84): freed 3361 objects, 465256 bytes in 663 ms, 34% free (3478624/10211320)>
<GC(84): begin: 133983 ms, mark: 237 ms, sweep: 67 ms, compact: 359 ms>
<GC(84): moved 10549 objects, 445792 bytes in 359 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:15:22 2004
<GC(async)(85): freed 4413 objects, 819304 bytes in 304 ms, 33% free (3453600/10211320)>
<GC(85): begin: 136216 ms, mark: 235 ms, sweep: 69 ms, compact: 0 ms>
<FIN: async finalizer thread waking>
GC: Wed May 26 13:15:24 2004
<GC(async)

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