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Posted to user@poi.apache.org by Jacob J Steijn <js...@csc.com> on 2009/11/17 02:23:57 UTC
Another Out Of Memory Isue
I have a spreadsheet generated by Excel 2003 that reliably triggers POI
HSSF to ask for all the memory my JVM has to give and then asks for more,
causing a heap dump etc. I have not seen this in bugtrack or on the user
lists - for small sheets - and wonder if perhaps this is a unique error.
My spreadsheet is only 22 records, and about 11 columns. All data is
general or text format. My application is running under Java 1.4, a 2GB
JVM on a quad processor server with 8 GB of physical memory. No other
applications on the server. The application is IBM Maximo Asset Manager
6.2 on a Websphere 6.0.2_27 application server.
Bugtrack has many complaints about how HSSF needs lots of memory and runs
out of memory when processing large sheets, but 22 lines with 9 to 11
columns? That is rather small.
I can provide the sheet or a hex format dump if that is useful to anyone
who would like to look into this more deeply. I doubt that it is usefule
to attach the file and send to the list.
Jacob Steijn
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Re: Another Out Of Memory Isue
Posted by Josh Micich <jo...@gmail.com>.
There was a bug fixed recently that sounded similar to this:
https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=48085
However, in that case the file could not even be opened by Excel. It
sounds like your file can be opened by Excel OK. (Is this correct?)
> I can provide the sheet or a hex format dump if that is useful to anyone
> who would like to look into this more deeply. I doubt that it is usefule
> to attach the file and send to the list.
Sure - an XLS file that reproduces the problem would be very useful.
A hex dump is way less so, but a stack trace would be handy. You can
add these to a new bugzilla entry.
-cheers
Josh
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