Although you can use a -X option, bear in mind that this is only sure to
work with a Sun JRE. IMHO you should file an issue with the Java guys.
The VM should adjust their heap size dynamically. Native applications
(running on modern hardware and OS) typically do not have this
restriction. They can consume memory until virtual memory is exhausted
(the OS may of course offer a way to limit the virtual memory granted to
processes).
Also notice that there is no way to create installation sets, which set
specific Java options during installation. That is, users would have to
manually set this option later.
--Joachim
Michael Mi wrote:
Hi,
I wrote a java component for OpenOffice, but unfortunately, it needs too
much memory which results in a "jvm heap overflow".
Is there any way to increate the jvm heap size for OpenOffice?
Thanks
Michael
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