I think this is not a good way to go. There may be memory constraints in the system - like in my case: 3Mb for a 300dpi A4 TIFF - that don't allow any extra memory for Java. There are applications where the rasterization is only marginal and allowing too much memory may have side effects elsewhere.
Felicia
Thomas DeWeese wrote:
GVS Srinivas wrote:
hi all , i am trying to transform a large svg into an jpg image using batik jpeg transcoder and i am encoutering with outofmemoryerror.
I think you just want to give Java some extra memory. The simplest way to do this is with the command line switch: -Xmx256m Which will give Java 256MB of memory to work with compared with the default of around 64MB.
when the transcode method is called from the jpegtranscoder.
1.jpegtrascoder---------->>>>>2.imagetranscoder.transcode()----------->>>>3.
Staticrenderer.repaint()----------->>>>>>4.Staticrenderer.updateWorkingBuffe
rs()------>>>>5. Raster.createWritableRaster().after this i am geting the
outofmemoryerror.
when i debug the code actual wrror is coming in the in databufferInt class.
would you please send me the code for correcting this problem in the batik
thanks a lot
GVS
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