You need to allocate the memory using the jvm argument -Xmxamount of
megabitesM
Tomcat reads an env variable named TOMCAT_OPTS, (ex. set
TOMCAT_OPTS=-Xmx128M )
brian luk wrote:
Hi,
-- My servlet got java.lang.OutOfMemoryError and my
Solaris machine is still have free memory left ( no
disk swap occur ). Any way to modify tomcat startup
file to allocate more memory?
-- Does VM only use only PART of the system memroy?
like 32MB or 64MB out of 128MB system memory? would
that means VM will never use the virtual memory ( Disk
Swap )?
-- Why VM doesn't use all the system RAM ( for
example128MB) by default? and need to manually
specify the amount of system RAM it use through java
-Xmx128m option?
-- If one specify VM to use as much as memory it can
use ( Include virtual memroy ) disk swap, then I will
never get java.lang.OutOfMemoryError, right?
thanks.
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