RequestQueue generating java.lang.OutOfMemoryError

[Santiago Martínez]

Hi guys,

I just ported my app to Volley and I am having a hard time with Threads. I use one Singleton that delivers the same RequestQueue to the whole application so I just cancel the request

in the Fragments when the Fragment get's destroyed.

My problem is, after a Request is finished, the threads associated to it seems to remain in the "Wait" status forever, so eventually the number of threads in Wait gets to big and I end up getting:

java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: pthread_create (stack size 16384 bytes) failed: Try again

I use the default RequestQueue by calling Volley.newRequestQueue(), and this I how I add the request:

    public void addToQueue(GsonRequest request) {
        if (request != null) {
            request.setTag(this);
            if (mRequestQueue == null)
                mRequestQueue = VolleyS.getInstance(mContext).getRequestQueue(); // This returns always the same Queue created with Volley.newRequestQueue(context)
            mRequestQueue.add(request);
        }
    } 

Does anyone have an idea of what am I doing wrong?

Thank you very much! 

[Ficus Kirkpatrick]

Volley starts its threads once when you make the RQ, so it looks like you are spawning threads somewhere else and leaking them.

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[Santiago Martínez]

Thanks a lot, you where right. There was a newRequestQueue going arround one static call in a helper class downloading some street names and that was the one leaking threads.

Thank you very much!

[chinthaka devinda]

Any solution for this I am facing the same issue.