Peter Johnson [http://community.jboss.org/people/peterj] created the discussion

"Re: jboss 4.0.5 - OutOfMemory in 2 hours"

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This is not an "out of heap space" error. The JVM is asking the OS for more 
memory and the OS is saying "no." One possible cause for this is that a new 
thread was being created and there was insufficient memory on the system to 
allocate the memeory for the thread stack. Another posibility is that another 
file was being opened and there was no space for the file handle. Here is a 
post I did a while back on all of the memeory used by the JVM:
 
http://www.coderanch.com/t/111262/Linux-UNIX/read-memory-usage-process-running#560894
 
http://www.coderanch.com/t/111262/Linux-UNIX/read-memory-usage-process-running#560894

Looks like you are running a 32-bit JVM. So you could still have plenty of 
memory (RAM + pagefile), but run out of room in the 4GB process space.

Looking at the dump stack it appears that a compiler thread was running at the 
time. Most likely the JIT compiler needed to allocate more memory to hold the 
compiled code. I don't think the compiled code is kept in the permgen (but I am 
not sure and I haven't found a definitive source that says one way or the 
other). But if it is, setting -XX:PermSize=192m should solve the problem (that 
will force the JVM to allocate the 192MB for the permgen at startup). If that 
doesn't work, you will have to reduce the heap size, or reduce the stack size 
for the threads. Or switch to a 64-bit JVM.
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