in the "bin" directory beneath wherever JRun is installed. If you want to
change the amount of memory available to specific servers, create a copy of
jvm.config for whatever server(s) should have their own start-up parameters,
change the server specific config file parameters to whatever you want them set
to, and make sure that whenever you start that server you do so from a command
line with the "-config" argument. The start-up command should something like
this: jrun -config thisServerConfFileName -start "thisServerName" obviously,
replace "thisServerName" with the name of the server and
replace "thisServerConfFileName" with the name of the config file that the
server in question should use.
~Simon
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> is there anyway to setup jrun not to use so many resources on a dev machine?
> friggin killin my machine, and i need to run jrun so i can also run flex
> right now its taking up 130,152 kbs
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> running 768mb ram, but sheesh
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