android - uncaught Exception java.lang.outofmemoryError at dalvik.system.Nativstart.main(Native Method) -

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i implement , thread , httppost connection m getting 

"error  uncaught exception java.lang.outofmemoryerror @ dalvik.system.nativstart. main(native method)

here following log result

02-24 09:16:42.550: error/dalvikvm-heap(850): out of memory on 120-byte allocation. 02-24 09:16:42.550: info/dalvikvm(850): "thread-10" prio=5 tid=19 runnable 02-24 09:16:42.560: info/dalvikvm(850):      | group="main" scount=0 dscount=0 s=0 =0x437921a8 02-24 09:16:42.560: info/dalvikvm(850):       | systid=858 nice=0 sched=0/0 handle=1702960 02-24 09:16:42.560: info/dalvikvm(850):       @ lang.throwable.nativefillinstacktrace (native method) 02-24 09:16:42.570: info/dalvikvm(850):       @ java.lang.throwable.fillinstacktrace (throwable. java:138) 02-24 09:16:42.570: info/dalvikvm(850):       @ java.lang.throwable.<init>(throwable.java:80) 02-24 09:16:42.570: info/dalvikvm(850):       @ java.lang.error.<init>(error.java:41) 02-24 09:16:42.570: info/dalvikvm(850):       @ java.lang.virtualmachineerror.<init>(virtualmachineerror.java:39) 02-24 09:16:42.580: info/dalvikvm(850):       @ java.lang.outofmemoryerror.<init>(outofmemoryerror.java:38) 02-24 09:16:42.580: info/dalvikvm(850):       @ org.apache.http.util.chararraybuffer.<init>(chararraybuffer.java:-1) 02-24 09:16:42.580: info/dalvikvm(850):       @ org.apache.http.impl.io.abstractmessage parser.parseheaders(abstractmessageparser.java:118) 02-24 09:16:42.580: info/dalvikvm(850):       @ org.apache.http.impl.io.abstractmessage parser.parse(abstractmessageparser.java:178) 02-24 09:16:42.590: info/dalvikvm(850):       @ org.apache.http.impl.abstracthttpclient connection. receiveresponseheader(abstracthttpclientconnection.java:179) 02-24 09:16:42.590: info/dalvikvm(850):     @ org.apache.http.impl.conn.defaultclient connection.receiveresponseheader(defaultclientconnection.java:235) 02-24 09:16:42.590: info/dalvikvm(850):      @ org.apache.http.impl.conn.abstractclient connadapter.receiveresponseheader(abstractclientconnadapter.java:259) 02-24 09:16:42.590: info/dalvikvm(850):      @ org.apache.http.protocol.httprequest executor.doreceiveresponse(httprequestexecutor.java:279) 02-24 09:16:42.590: info/dalvikvm(850):     @ org.apache.http.protocol.httprequest executor.execute(httprequestexecutor.java:121) 02-24 09:16:42.590: info/dalvikvm(850):   @ org.apache.http.impl.client.defaultrequest director.execute(defaultrequestdirector.java:410) 02-24 09:16:42.590: info/dalvikvm(850):   @ org.apache.http.impl.client.abstracthttp client.execute(abstracthttpclient.java:555) 02-24 09:16:42.590: info/dalvikvm(850):   @ org.apache.http.impl.client.abstracthttp client.execute(abstracthttpclient.java:487) 02-24 09:16:42.590: info/dalvikvm(850):   @ org.apache.http.impl.client.abstracthttp client.execute(abstracthttpclient.java:465) 02-24 09:16:42.590: info/dalvikvm(850):   @ com.kochar.addheader.rmahsetpulse.run (rmahsetpulse.java:56) 02-24 09:16:42.911: info/dalvikvm-heap(850): clamp target gc heap 18.039mb 16.000mb 02-24 09:16:42.921: warn/dalvikvm(850): exception thrown (ljava/lang/outofmemoryerror;) while throwing internal exception (ljava/lang/outofmemoryerror;) 02-24 09:16:42.921: warn/dalvikvm(850): not resolve class ref'ed in exception catch list (class index 533, exception ljava/lang/outofmemoryerror;) 02-24 09:16:42.921: debug/dalvikvm(850): gc freed 0 objects / 0 bytes in 332ms 02-24 09:16:42.930: info/dalvikvm-heap(850): clamp target gc heap 16.039mb 16.000mb 02-24 09:16:42.930: info/dalvikvm-heap(850): grow heap (frag case) 16.000mb 24-byte allocation 02-24 09:16:43.201: info/dalvikvm-heap(850): clamp target gc heap 18.039mb 16.000mb 02-24 09:16:43.211: debug/dalvikvm(850): gc freed 1 objects / 32 bytes in 276ms 02-24 09:16:43.211: info/dalvikvm-heap(850): clamp target gc heap 16.039mb 16.000mb 02-24 09:16:43.211: info/dalvikvm-heap(850): grow heap (frag case) 16.000mb 24-byte allocation 02-24 09:16:43.560: info/dalvikvm-heap(850): clamp target gc heap 18.039mb 16.000mb 02-24 09:16:43.560: debug/dalvikvm(850): gc freed 0 objects / 0 bytes in 342ms 02-24 09:16:43.560: info/dalvikvm-heap(850): clamp target gc heap 16.039mb 16.000mb 02-24 09:16:43.570: info/dalvikvm-heap(850): grow heap (frag case) 16.000mb 8-byte allocation 02-24 09:16:43.861: info/dalvikvm-heap(850): clamp target gc heap 18.039mb 16.000mb 02-24 09:16:43.861: debug/dalvikvm(850): gc freed 0 objects / 0 bytes in 292ms 02-24 09:16:43.861: info/dalvikvm-heap(850): clamp target gc heap 16.039mb 16.000mb 02-24 09:16:43.871: info/dalvikvm-heap(850): grow heap (frag case) 16.000mb 54-byte allocation 02-24 09:16:43.871: warn/dalvikvm(850): threadid=19: thread exiting uncaught exception (group=0x4000fe70) 02-24 09:16:44.240: debug/dalvikvm(850): gc freed 147621 objects / 13297888 bytes in 363ms 02-24 09:16:44.363: debug/myuncaughtexceptionhandler(850): er==unexpected problem on thread thread-10: null 02-24 09:16:44.370: debug/myuncaughtexceptionhandler(850): er==java.lang.outofmemoryerror 02-24 09:19:42.511: debug/dalvikvm(621): gc freed 9302 objects / 524192 bytes in 281ms

plz help.....

try using java.net instead of apache.http. apache.http has issues on android devices.


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