Low on memory, clear application data

For a while now, I get a notification saying that I'm running low on memory (my cache has already been cleared for every app by the way.) At first I thought I had too many apps on my phone so I deleted a few I didn't really use & the notification went away.
However, the notification has kept popping up, closer & closer together. I'm down to only having all the apps I absolutely use every day, & it still is giving me this low memory notification. I'm really fed up with it now, as this has been going on for a month, & I need a solution before I chunk my phone against the wall.
Somethings I thought yall may need to know to fix the problems are: my facebook app was taking up 54MB, so I uninstalled & dowloaded the facebook for htc app; I use the Auto Memory Manager app to take care of my data, it is set on the aggressive mode; I text A LOT, I had my phone set to delete converations after they reach 200, but it hasnt been deleting automatically; I have two applications on my SD card, should I move some additional apps to the card to take care of the problem; lastly, on my running services, it says "Avail: 104MB + 158MB in 32," I'm guessing this means I have that much memory available so I want to know what the problem is.
After I uninstalled & downloaded facebook, the notification disappeared, but I know this problem will most likely happen again so I would like to know how to fix it for good.
Thanks for the help

I have this problem, "lately" many many times. First I downloaded the "Cache Cleaner" app and use that. Then I delete my text messages. That seems to work ONLY if I happen to have a picture on there that I downloaded to a friend. Then last, I go to settings, applications, manage applications, and go thru them and put what I can on the SD card. That seems to work. Its been about 3 days clean for me! lol

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I HAD MY MACBOOK MEMORY CLEARED AND CANNOT UPLOAD MY IPHOTO ANYMORE

I recently had my macbook memory cleared and reset to all default settings. I was advised to back up all my personal documents and data as everything will be cleared. However, due to some technical issue (and one of the reason for memory wipe) i had to manually backup important documents, which were my itune, iphoto, and uni assignments.
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When I showed this picture to my wife she said that is exactly what she saw.
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There is excessive swapping of data between physical memory (that is, the memory chips on the logic board) and virtual memory (one or more files on the startup volume.) That activity is relatively slow and causes the whole system to be less responsive. It can happen for two reasons:
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When you notice the swap activity, open the Activity Monitor application and select All Processes from the View menu, if it's not already selected. Select the Memory tab. Click the heading of the Real Mem column in the process table twice to sort the table with the highest value at the top. If you don't see that column, select
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from the menu bar.
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Computer is low on memory even though I have 100GB available

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Dreamweaver "low on memory" error (yes, again)

Hi all,
I'd like to re-open discussion on a problem that's been
highlighted on these forums a couple of times already:
Here...
...and
here...
...and
here.
...but as yet, no solution.
I have a new Dell Inspiron 9400 E1705 with 2GB of RAM running
Dreamweaver v8.0.2 that throws the error "Your system is low on
memory" (as shown in those other posts) when clearly I have a stack
of free memory.
I can make this error occur even when I'm running no other
apps. No other application gives me memory errors, including
Fireworks when it's stacked to the gills with big PNGs. Just
Dreamweaver, and, it seems, almost always when working on CSS
documents.
The other threads have been relatively exhaustive on what's
occurring, so I need not repeat much of it, but this error message
is annoying the hell out of me. After reading the other posts, I'm
fairly convinced this is a Dreamweaver bug.
What do you think?
I'd like not to get the standard plethora of "IS YOUR VIRUS
SOFTWARE DOING REALTIME PROTECTION" and "HAVE YOU GOT LOTS OF OTHER
THINGS OPEN" etc -- I've been using Dreamweaver for years and years
and I'm not a n00b, so I wouldn't be posting here if I didn't think
this was something bigger than just my PC.
I suspect, from reading the other threads, that there might
be a problem related to working on CSS files (particularly large
ones) combined with perhaps 2GB of RAM (because this .problem never
happened on my much lower-specced previous machine).
Would love to hear your thoughts, preferably constructive,
though humorous wouldn't go astray... ;-)
Cheers!

No answers but same problem... DW8, Dell Dimension 3100 with
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the same error, but my css files are not particularly long
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Michael Hager
www.cmhager.com
Does not occur on my lapt
"septicman_NZ" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
> Hi all,
>
> I'd like to re-open discussion on a problem that's been
highlighted on
> these
> forums a couple of times already:
>
>
>
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=12&catid=18
> 9&threadid=1087274
>
>
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=12&catid=18
> 9&threadid=820046
>
>
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=12&catid=18
> 9&threadid=1145778
>
> ...but as yet, no solution.
>
> I have a new Dell Inspiron 9400 E1705 with 2GB of RAM
running Dreamweaver
> v8.0.2 that throws the error "Your system is low on
memory" (as shown in
> those
> other posts) when clearly I have a stack of free memory.
>
> I can make this error occur even when I'm running no
other apps. No other
> application gives me memory errors, including Fireworks
when it's stacked
> to
> the gills with big PNGs. Just Dreamweaver, and, it
seems, almost always
> when
> working on CSS documents.
>
> The other threads have been relatively exhaustive on
what's occurring, so
> I
> need not repeat much of it, but this error message is
annoying the hell
> out of
> me. After reading the other posts, I'm fairly convinced
this is a
> Dreamweaver
> bug.
>
> What do you think?
>
> I'd like not to get the standard plethora of "IS YOUR
VIRUS SOFTWARE DOING
> REALTIME PROTECTION" and "HAVE YOU GOT LOTS OF OTHER
THINGS OPEN" etc --
> I've
> been using Dreamweaver for years and years and I'm not a
n00b, so I
> wouldn't be
> posting here if I didn't think this was something bigger
than just my PC.
>
> I suspect, from reading the other threads, that there
might be a problem
> related to working on CSS files (particularly large
ones) combined with
> perhaps
> 2GB of RAM (because this .problem never happened on my
much lower-specced
> previous machine).
>
> Would love to hear your thoughts, preferably
constructive, though humorous
> wouldn't go astray... ;-)
>
> Cheers!
>

Callback if low on memory

Hello,
I am developing an application which caches quite a lot
of data in memory. I would like to have a callback method
that is called if the machine is low on memory. In this
method I could then deltete references to the cached
objects and run the garbage collector. I think this might
be a rather common idea and I would like to know if java
offers some method to register such a callback method.
I looked in the System and the Runtime classes but didn't
find anything.
Regards,
Stefan

This is exactly what the reference api is for. Check
out the package java.lang.ref & the associated
articles.
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/lang/ref/p
ckage-summary.html
http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/ALT/Ref
bj/
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-01-2002/jw-0104-j
va101.html
etc (search the web for "reference objects" for more)That is NOT what he asked. Its what I suggested. Lets try to be a little less flippant shall we ?

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Each time a user logs in we execute several IMS transactions and JDBC calls to cache user specific data in regular Java classes which are then simply placed in the users web session where we access them from JSP, servlets and other Java classes. The fields in these Java classes range from any type of primitive field to TreeMaps of other Java classes. As the data is cached it is sorted and other fields are calculated and stored in these classes. As the user progresses through the system we then may have to do several other IMS transaction and JDBC calls to collect other types of data. All of this is then also added to the users session. Most of this in inquiry. We do allow transactions but those are built from user input and data already cached and are then we just execute the IMS transactions with the input.
As our application has grown these Java classes have gotten larger and larger. And since these are simply stored in server memory in the web sessions then these are also getting huge. I'm concerned that this is not the best way for this application to be architected. Is there something else we should be doign? I simply don't understand how Entity Java Beans could be used but then again I don't know much about them. I wouldn't think that caching the data to a local database and accessing it from there would be any more efficient and would probably just slow down the system from all the I/O.
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The best book you can buy is 'Professional Java Server Programming, j2ee edition' by Wrox. It is by far the best reference I've used. Another quick reference consideration might be the j2ee book provided by codenotes... its quick and to the point.

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Downloading past purchases from iTunes
Contacts and calendars are in whatever application on the computer or cloud service you have configured them to sync with.
Pictures and videos taken with the device are designed to be copied off to the computer regularly.
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Clearing the data buffer from the input fields

Hi,
I am using an user exit CONFPP02 for the Tcode: co11n. I have written a program such that the confirmation numbers having the status CNF will not be allowed to be processed. The whole confirmation is terminated when the system checks the confirmation number and its status as CNF. If the status of the confirmation number is PCNF, the program allows the further processing of the Tcode Co11n.
The problem starts when the user enters the PCNF status confirmation number and enters, the system stores the values in the various input fields. Now without exiting the initial confirmation screen, if the user replaces the Confirmation number of the PCNF status to the Confirmation number of the CNF status , the system issues a warning message:" Confirmation no. or order/sequence/operation has been changed
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With regards,
Avinash.S
Mobile no:09996192456

Hi Gilad,
I never use Preview and did not use Preview at all before sending the document over to my most recent client either.
I only opened Preview up this morning after I discovered that all of the form data had disappeared on his end! And the only reason I opened up Preview was because I already knew it looked fine in Acrobat so wanted so wanted to view the form in a different application.
My client would not even have notified me about it had he not sent the signed form back to me and I saw there was no data there! I then called him and asked him about the missing data and he said that he thought I had simply sent over the form purposely with blank fields:(
I have just emailed him to ask him what application he opened it up in. My understanding is that he is on Windows because ne mentioned to me his company was using Windows when we last spoke. Perhaps he has a personal Macbook where he opened it? I just don't know and can hopefully soon find out:)
But THANK YOU for letting me know about that script! I appreciate it:) I have now downloaded and installed it and will just have to use it on ALL of my forms before sending them out:)

Files stored in application data cache

Recently my weekly virus scans have taken longer and longer. The number of files scanned increased by tens of thousands every week. A carefully crafted search shows that files in the directory C:/Documents and Settings/userxxx/application data/Mozilla/Profiles/....../Cache/ is the probable source of all the now hundreds of thousands of files that my virus scan is encountering. Does anyone know which Mozilla application these files are being created by? Are they important or just temporary 'work' files?

The firefox cache may be cleared and should not have any ill effects, although some websites may then take longer to load. If you decide to clear the cache, or part of it see:
* [[how to clear the cache]]
You can obtain some info about what is stored in the various firefox caches by entering into the location bar ''about:cache'' the results are not very user friendly (unless you get hold of a suitable cache viewer add-on) but it should help you work-out what is accumulating and how big these are.
Having a firefox cache increasing by tens of thousands of files every week sounds rather unusual to say the least, and I may begin to think about trying to check whether malware is the cause.
* see [[is my firefox problem a result of malware]]

Clearing the data on logout

Hi all,
Flex newbie here.. I just want to know how to clear the data
that i fetched from server on logout. My application have multiple
components and each component have different states. Once i logout
and login, am getting the previous state before i logout. How to
solve this problem? please help me out.

I'd start with the "loginResultHandler" function and use it
to direct the user to a specific component within a ViewStack
whenever they login or log back in.
For example:
[Bindable]
private var currentUser:User = new User();
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currentUser = event.result as User;
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else
Application.application.myViewStack.selectedIndex=1;
loginForm.visible=false;
currentFunction.call();
else
Alert.show("Login unsuccessful", "Server Authentication");
This may or may not be the answer you are looking for but it
should get you going in the right direction. Check out some of the
great Flex tutorials at Lynda.com (
http://movielibrary.lynda.com/html/modListing.asp?pid=205)
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