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I'm using in my app the same NetworkedCacheableImageView class that you made in the sample app. Im working with a custom listView which has many entries and in every entry in need to load an image. Works well in android 3.0 and higher, but when i try in a galaxy s2 emulator throws OutOfMemoryError in this line:
CacheableBitmapDrawable result = mCache.get(url, mDecodeOpts);
Its the same class, the only than changes is the layout of the adapter.
What can I do to solve this issue?? Is there a way to "check" if memoryCache has enough space?
Thank you in advance
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Hello,
I'm using in my app the same NetworkedCacheableImageView class that you made in the sample app. Im working with a custom listView which has many entries and in every entry in need to load an image. Works well in android 3.0 and higher, but when i try in a galaxy s2 emulator throws OutOfMemoryError in this line:
CacheableBitmapDrawable result = mCache.get(url, mDecodeOpts);
Its the same class, the only than changes is the layout of the adapter.
What can I do to solve this issue?? Is there a way to "check" if memoryCache has enough space?
Thank you in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: