Hi Beni, I hope this is the proper place to put my question
I am using your application, that fits very well in my system, although I have a major problem with it:
My application contains a few available “modules”, that the users can open and close in tabs (they can open a “module” many many times). My problem is that when the tab is closed, the references are not cleared, and I get a big memory leak.
Using eclipse Memory Analyzer, I see that the class SplitDockStation contains a PropertyKey DIVIDER_STRATEGY, whose value is a DefaultSplitDividerStrategy. this object contains a map of handlers (Map<SplitDockStation, Handler>) and this is what prevents the garbage collector from collecting all those objects.
I see that there is a uninstall(SplitDockStation) method in DefaultSplitDividerStrategy, but here I am a bit lost, as I am not sure how I can access those SplitDockStation (they seems to be created internally)
The code to create the docks is more or less:
CGrid grid = new CGrid(ccontrol);
grid.add(0, 0, 6, 4, queue.createBackup(…));
grid.add(6, 0, 4, 4, rip.createBackup(…));
grid.add(0, 4, 5, 6, flows.createBackup(…));
grid.add(5, 4, 5, 6, xmls.createBackup(…));
ccontrol.getContentArea().deploy(grid);
where queue,rip,flows,xmls are all instances of SingleCDockableFactory
I am also using the PanelsMenu you have in a demo, to show all the available
I am not sure if I have explained clear enough.
By the way, I am using version 1.1.1p7d