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Leaking Memory in Java
Posted by Jeroen van Erp around lunchtime: October 4th, 2007

Don’t we all remember the days when we programmed C or C++? You had to use new and delete to explicitly create and remove objects. Sometimes you even had to malloc() an amount of memory. With all these constructs you had to take special care that you cleaned up afterwards, else you were leaking memory.
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Closing resources – revisited
Posted by Lars Vonk in the early afternoon: October 3rd, 2007

In a previous blog I described some ways to make sure your resources are closed properly. The examples I gave contained a bug and may cause that resources are still not properly closed (as pointed out by Anonymous and my colleague here on my project). Here is what was wrong with it..

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