David Gospel

Wrong Section !!!

Moving it to the GUI - Swing - AWT section

Please post any new replies there.
Thank you.
[ May 31, 2004: Message edited by: David Gospel ]

An excellent and comprehensive reference encompassing all the major issues in java programming right from Getting started to Advanced Programming in RMI, etc.. is convered in

The Java Tutorial

I am facing a major memory problem on a research project that I am working on right now. The project is designing a graphmaster for an Artificial Intelligent chatterbot. The AI bot requires patterns to be loaded in memory for answering questions posed to it by users.

So for efficient pattern searching I used the B* Tree to hash patterns and store the answers to those patterns at those nodes.

Now comes the problem. The entire pattern database is around 25 MB. So I need to load the whole database in memory. However I am able to load only around 4 MB data. After that the JVM crashes complaining about insufficient memory. I tried to perform a lot of optimizations relating to the structure of the B* tree, but without success. Any idea what can be done in this particular scenario. Without loading those patterns in memory the AI bot cannot work..

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance

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You can see it here..

www.java.sun.com/compatibility/ibm/index.html

Why do u need young generation and old generation objects in IBM JVM? It supports many other great alternative features. Why don't you use them instead of pondering over trivial compatibility issues ?? I am a great fan of IBM JVM particularly because of it's garbage collection efficiency.

If you want more information about IBM JAVA then contact me on my e-mail ID.

SHILPA

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Thanks, Anna

[ May 31, 2004: Message edited by: Anna Kapricornikova ]

Now please everybody should get back to answering my original question..
thanks

SREE

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Thanks, Anna

[ May 31, 2004: Message edited by: Anna Kapricornikova ]

Ashish P

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GILLI

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Thanks, Anna
[ May 31, 2004: Message edited by: Anna Kapricornikova ]

m muruges

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Thanks, Anna
[ May 31, 2004: Message edited by: Anna Kapricornikova ]

m muruges

This display name doesn't comply to the JavaRanch naming rules described here

We require your display name to be two words: your first name, a space, then your last name. Obviously short first name (like that above) is not allowed. Accounts with invalid display names get deleted, often without warning.

If you want to get help from this community, we require that you follow the rules of the community.

Thanks, Anna

I suppose everybody is happy now. I came to this site to help everybody. But it seems every other person has a problem.

Before this I tried to bring to notice to the administrators that one particular person "Oliver Refle" was using this free forum for dirty marketing of his own consultancy firm. Marketing your own firm and asking money for advice and help is a sacrilege on this free for all forum. If you don't know the answer to my question or you want money for your knowledge then this forum is not the right place for you Oliver. But instead of responding in a positive manner and taking strict action against Oliver Refle my post was deleted.

I request the moderator to kindly take strict action against Oliver Refle and ban him from using this forum. Thank you.

Born to help others
Gabel
[ May 31, 2004: Message edited by: John Gabel ]

I am stuck in a very serious problem..

I want to call the zend engine from within a java class. Is it possible ??
[ May 31, 2004: Message edited by: John Gabel ]