Is it possible to fork an ANT FOP task and give it a heap size of its own? I
can't find a fork= attribute in taskdef, target or fop. Do I put this
somewhere else?
I don't want FOP eating up the memory of my development environment when I run
it through Jedit/Antelope.
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S. Alan Ezust
S. Alan Ezust wrote:
Is it possible to fork an ANT FOP task and give it a heap size of its own? I
can't find a fork= attribute in taskdef, target or fop. Do I put this
somewhere else?
You'll probably want to look at the java task. Check
the Ant docs for details, and you likely get more hints
on
Something like this may be of help--this is what I do
for running FOP within the JEdit IDE:
target name=run
java classname=MyAppWithFOPEmbedded fork=true
classpath refid=.classpath /
/java
/target
Glen
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S. Alan Ezust wrote:
Is it
