#1 Limited Size of NonBlockingHashmap?

[Anonymous]

Hello,

I´m having problems with the maximum table size.
Clearly, when using more than 1.000.000 elements in a NonBlockingHashMap I´ve getting NullPointer Exception (I think, due to limited range space of the NonBlockingHashMap).
A simple substitution with ConcurrentHashMap works fine (so I think it´s not my fault).
The API says, that the NonBlockingHashMap should resize when necessary, but it doesn´t?!?
Do I need to copy it the hard way in another NonBlockingHashmap, when realizing its getting full?
Any ideas or suggestions? Is the lib still fine with the Java-Version: 1.6.0_05-b13?

Greetings,
Stefan

[Cliff Click]

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This should work fine, up till it throws an OutOfMemory error.
I've certainly tested the million-entry table here at Azul.
Can you bundle together a crashing test case for me?
Please include a hardware description and any JVM flags.

Thanks,
Cliff

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I have tested with >1million elements and it works fine.

SO-

- the table auto-resizes from 4 elements to 1million
- you don't need to 'copy the hard way'
- lib is fine with java6

Can you send me a test case? Or even just the stack crawl from the NPE?
I'm going to close this bug as 'invalid' unless I get a test case or other way to repro the problem.

Cliff