Determining size of objects

hi , is there any way we can determine the size of objects in java ,like we have sizeof() in C. because till now I have only found functions in runtime class to determie the mem. as total OR max. OR free

In Java 1.5 is the Instrumentation package which can provide something like Object sizes. Never used it myself, though.

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RE: Size of Objects

Try the Forte trace flag, trc:os:5:5.
It will tell you the size and number of objects in memory.
(Note: I don't think it well put together your entire object graph
for you.
(e.g. If you have pointers to other complex objects hanging
off of your object, I don't believe they are reflected in the
object size.)
Hope this helps!
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Subject: Size of Objects
I am trying to find the size of an object in memory. Can someone tell me
what the best way is?
If I store the object in a MemoryStream, the Size() method return the
total bytes in the stream, but
does this correspond to the size of the object in memory?
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I used to serialize the object and inspect the size of
the file.
This way it worked fine for me.
Hope this helps!
Ajith Kallambella M
Forte Systems Engineer,
International Business Corporation.
I am trying to find the size of an object in memory.Can someone tell me
what the best way is?
If I store the object in a MemoryStream, the Size()method return the
total bytes in the stream, but
does this correspond to the size of the object inmemory?
Regards,
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Hi
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RE: RE : Size of Objects

According to Forte, the size of serialized object is smaller that object
size in the memory (in particular due to overhead necessary to support
garbage collector).
There is a way to calculate object size more or less precisely, but it
fairly complex and definitely undocumented. I'm not sure that I will
remember everything correctly (it was 1.5 years ago), so if somebody has
more up-to-date knowledge, please correct any errors.
There is, special flag cfg:?? (I do not remember it exactly), which
allows you to invoke so-called INTERNAL methods. One of such methods is
method getSize() on class Object. You can use it to receive object size
in the memory. After that you need to add all memory taken by object
simple type attributes, including implicit ones (e.g. for TextData
object you need execute getSize() and add result of getAllocatedSize(),
because string itself stored as separate entity). Result must be rounded
by modulo 8 and after that you need add another 8 bytes for garbage
collector information. After that you need calculate such size for all
complex attributes which are objects themselves.
Hope this will help.
WBR,
Nick Sakharov
CBSI
From: Ajith Kallambella M[SMTP:[email protected]]
Reply To: Ajith Kallambella M
Sent: Thursday, October 01, 1998 2:34 PM
To: [email protected]; ForteUsers
Subject: RE : Size of Objects
I used to serialize the object and inspect the size of
the file.
This way it worked fine for me.
Hope this helps!
Ajith Kallambella M
Forte Systems Engineer,
International Business Corporation.
I am trying to find the size of an object in memory.Can someone tell me
what the best way is?
If I store the object in a MemoryStream, the Size()method return the
total bytes in the stream, but
does this correspond to the size of the object inmemory?
Regards,
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I used to serialize the object and inspect the size of
the file.
This way it worked fine for me.
Hope this helps!
Ajith Kallambella M
Forte Systems Engineer,
International Business Corporation.
I am trying to find the size of an object in memory.Can someone tell me
what the best way is?
If I store the object in a MemoryStream, the Size()method return the
total bytes in the stream, but
does this correspond to the size of the object inmemory?
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Can you determine a dragged objects Class Name when it is dropped?

Is there a way to determine the class name for a dragged object.
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1. Drag value from JList to JTable.
2. Drag value from JTable to JTable (itself) to reposition order.
3. Drag value from JTable to JList (deletes item from JTable).
So far, I have had no problem in getting #1 to work.
The problem is determining how to consistently interpret which event is happening for 2 and 3. Both the drop (DropTargetDropEvent event) and the dragDropEnd (DragSourceDropEvent event) are fired for either 2 or 3 above. If I could identify the source class for the dragsource and the target class for the droptarget, the coding would be easy. I haven't been able to find anything on this while reviewing the API documentation.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

No, there are not multiple policies - the host names for all aliases on that single webserver are together in a single host identifier. And I realize I can only have a single challenge redirect, I just want to use a variable to redirect to the host name that was accessed as opposed to a static name.

How to find out size of objects

hi, i need to draw a few objects in PS - a few rectangles and circles, and i need to draw them with precise size - width and height, but i dont know where i can find some information about their width and height (in cm or mm). once i draw them, there's nothing about their size in the panel or properties. thanks

A way to measure pretty much anything is to select the Ruler tool, then drag from one side to the other...
Once you've set the endpoints, you can read the results near the top of the Photoshop main window. It will read out in whatever units you've set in Edit - Preferences - Units & Rulers
-Noel

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how do i get the size of the object ?
Thanks in Advance

You can't. What makes you think you need this, because in Java we don't need to worry about this. You do not explicitly allocate or free memory, so the size of an object is not needed. Some people will tell you to serialize an object to a byte array and that the size of the array is the size of the object, but they're completely wrong. The size of an object is, roughly, the size of every primitive field it has, plus the size of a reference to an object multiplied by the number of reference fields, plus a small overhead for simply existing itself. But as I said, you don't need to worry about it

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