release / adopt / free the memory used by xerces

[Stutz Oliver <Ol...@cardcenter.ch>]

We are using Xerces 2.7.0.5, i have the following Problem.
 
Our application has a bit of a memory issue, after every request it will pick up new memory and it's about the size of the XML Documents received + sent.
 
I have read that you need to call "adoptDocument", I have searched on google for this topic. The problem was that i couldn't figure out what "can" be released and what not?
 
Can i release everything which contains a ->create syntax or do i have to adopt it? If i have to adopt it, do i have to adopt the parser itself or can i doit on a document level? eg.    pDomBuilder->adoptDocument()  || pIncomming.adopDocument()
 
 
I release every "document with -> release() but it seems still to leak.
 
 
Thanks for the help,
 
Oliver
 
 
xercesc::DOMImplementation * pDomImplementation;
 
pDOMBuilder = pDOMImplementation->createDOMBuilder(xercesc::DOMImplementationLS::MODE_SYNCHRONOUS, NULL);
 
xercesc::DOMDocument * pIncomming= pDOMBuilder->parse(Wrapper4InputSource); // this will hold a Wrapper with a valid MemBufInputSource
 
 
 


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