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    Fabio Luis De Paoli Guest

    Used/available memory? Where can I read this from?

    When I turn on verbosegc, the garbage collector prints out on system.err
    how much memory the JVM is using and how much is occupied/available for
    objects. Does anybody know where, from which class/method, can I read
    those values inside a Java program? I searched the JDK documentation and
    couldn't find this. Tks!

    Fabio

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    Paul Clapham Guest

    Re: Used/available memory? Where can I read this from?

    Runtime.getRuntime().totalMemory() and Runtime.getRuntime().freeMemory().

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    "Fabio Luis De Paoli" <fpaoli@br.dhl.com> wrote in message
    news:3ABF3774.96FCAD9@br.dhl.com...
    > When I turn on verbosegc, the garbage collector prints out on system.err
    > how much memory the JVM is using and how much is occupied/available for
    > objects. Does anybody know where, from which class/method, can I read
    > those values inside a Java program? I searched the JDK documentation and
    > couldn't find this. Tks!
    >
    > Fabio
    >




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