Hello, I am using the OutOfProcessEclipse, to run a prolog program through a JAVA interface. There is a java server running continuosly and several clients can invoke a new OutOfProcessEclipse to run a query. At the end of the query I invoke the destroy method of OutOfProcessEclipse and it seems to work perferctly, because when I try to use the same engine again it returns the expected Exception : EclipseTerminatedException. However, when I look at the processes that are running in my computer (btw I am using WinXP and Eclipse 5.8), the process is still there in the memory, so one client can generate several eclipse processes, and all of them stay in the memory until I shut the server down... I was wondering if someone could help to figure out what is happening... or how can I kill the process from the memory, I suspect that this is a garbage collection problem... I am not sure... Please let me know if you need more information. Many Thanks, Vivek NigamReceived on Tue May 03 12:13:07 2005
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