JavaMacroBindAlert
Event sent when more than 1,000 MEGA objects are set aside in memory at macro execution. This can be due to a loop macro not declared as “local native”: in this case the linked objects in the macro may be used at the end of the macro call, so that objects accumulate with each macro call, until the macro is unloaded (which can occur at session closing). Here the macro is declared as 'global' and the easiest way to solve the issue is to declare it as “local native”. Linked objects will be cleaned at the end of the macro call. This message can also be found when the macro is particularly complex, with loops in which MEGA objects are linked. In this case, you will need to manually and wisely delete linked objects.
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Comment
ClassName
Name of the java macro with the issue
ExecutionType
'Global' or 'LocalNative' - see comment
Message
A message indicating how to solve the issue