Ok, so i've got my application written and packaged into a jar file
and it's ready to ship. What is the best way to use it in the target
system? Just running java my.class sparks up a 77 Meg 1.2 jvm on
my system which seems pretty heavy weight for a simple application.
I'm aware of the -Xms and -Xmx options but have no idea what are good
values for these. I'm also aware of other jvm's such as kaffe but
have no idea what the difference is between regular java and personal
java.
So my question is this, given a fairly simple java app (ie no native
methods, no rmi, no jdbc...). What is the best way for an end user
to run it without having it hog all the resources on their system.
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