This is for my project rensa, specifically this class: https://github.com/rococode/rensa/blob/master/src/main/java/com/tangleroad/rensa/utils/WindowTitleFetcher.java
The main thing that's happening there is that getProcessWindowTitle is called frequently (a couple times a second). That method makes a call to WindowUtils.getAllWindows(true);.
After a large number of calls - I haven't measured the exact time but the program runs for 20-30+ hours before this happens - I start getting a resource problem that prevents me from calling that method anymore. It seems that I'm hitting the limit for open (file?) handlers or something like that, but I don't see anywhere that I'm clearly leaking these "resources".
You can see in the same class a commented-out getProcessWindowTitle2, which does the same thing but before I knew WindowUtils.getAllWindows(true); existed. It also suffered from the same issue of getting the win32exception after running for several hours.
Am I just missing some call I should be making to free whatever's causing issues? Or is there some bug in JNA that's holding on to resources for too long?
This is for my project rensa, specifically this class: https://github.com/rococode/rensa/blob/master/src/main/java/com/tangleroad/rensa/utils/WindowTitleFetcher.java
The main thing that's happening there is that
getProcessWindowTitleis called frequently (a couple times a second). That method makes a call toWindowUtils.getAllWindows(true);.After a large number of calls - I haven't measured the exact time but the program runs for 20-30+ hours before this happens - I start getting a resource problem that prevents me from calling that method anymore. It seems that I'm hitting the limit for open (file?) handlers or something like that, but I don't see anywhere that I'm clearly leaking these "resources".
You can see in the same class a commented-out
getProcessWindowTitle2, which does the same thing but before I knewWindowUtils.getAllWindows(true);existed. It also suffered from the same issue of getting the win32exception after running for several hours.Am I just missing some call I should be making to free whatever's causing issues? Or is there some bug in JNA that's holding on to resources for too long?