I have a question about "DefaultRasterMapProducer.java". In the produceMap() function, on line 234 in the 1.4 sources, on line 239 in the 1.3.0 sources, there is 2 tests of abortRequested and for the first of them, if it is true, the function returns without disposing graphic object. So are any system resources that this object is using released after the request aborts (if it aborts before rendering)?
Thanks,
On 2/28/06, Alcer (Pierre-Emmanuel Balageas) <geoserver@anonymised.com> wrote:
Hi all!
I have a question about "DefaultRasterMapProducer.java". In the
produceMap() function, on line 234 in the 1.4 sources, on line 239 in
the 1.3.0 sources, there is 2 tests of abortRequested and for the first
of them, if it is true, the function returns without disposing graphic
object. So are any system resources that this object is using released
after the request aborts (if it aborts before rendering)?
Thanks,
Pierre-Emmanuel
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On 2/28/06, Alcer (Pierre-Emmanuel Balageas) <geoserver@anonymised.com> wrote:
Hi all!
I have a question about "DefaultRasterMapProducer.java". In the
produceMap() function, on line 234 in the 1.4 sources, on line 239 in
the 1.3.0 sources, there is 2 tests of abortRequested and for the first
of them, if it is true, the function returns without disposing graphic
object. So are any system resources that this object is using released
after the request aborts (if it aborts before rendering)?
Thanks,
Pierre-Emmanuel
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