Memory leak while appending uchar16 * to PMString

Hi,
I am using code like
const uchar16 * TempWString ="Value";
PMString str("");
str.AppendW(TempWString);
this. here I am getting memory leak at the line str.AppendW(TempWString);
Can anyone help me out.
Thanks,
Amit.

It's JDK1.3.0 that I am using, didn't try to run it on 1.4

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