Java Development

[ingvar_e]

I have an ever running task (listener) that starts various threads.

class Combo extends Application implements GlobalEventListener

 {

  public static void main(String[] args)
   {

     .

     .

   private void something()

     {

        PlaceCall PC = new PlaceCall(PBXNumber,3000);

        New Thread(PC).start();

public class PlaceCall implements Runnable
{
    String Number="";
          
    public PlaceCall(String phoneNumber,int wait_time)
    {   
      Number = phoneNumber.trim();

     .

     .
    }
  public void run()
  {

 .

 .

private void "something"  is executed often. Is "PC" completely removed from memory after its thread has finished?

If not how should I change the code?  PC is also called from other routines with other parameters. and I have many similar threads doing other things

The code works as coded, I use it in several other instances but I am worried about memory leaks.

[maadani · Accepted solution]

PC should be removed unless it has a reference to another object (or a member) which keeping it alive.

Use the profiler and you can see if the objects are cleaned-up or not.

E.

[ingvar_e]

profiler

Have to read up on that.  Does it work in simulator?

[maadani]

Yes, of course.

You can start your reading with this link:

http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/12002/Optimizing_code_using_the_profiler_65600...

E.