Saeed, textures consume much memory
in Java. You should increase heap size of your application by argument
-Xmx128m or -Xmx256m...
So:
java
-Xmx256m YourClass
Saeed Ansari [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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09.06.2005 19:13
We have released a new version, 509, of Jun for Java.
This is a maintenance release and does not have much changes.
The major changes since the version 500 includes:
* JunTextEditor is a class for editing a text and behaves as
a value model, JunTextEditorDialog shows a dialog for
Hello,
I increased heap size up to 512MB, but the problem still exist.
I should say that I tested in IDEs' IntelliJIDEA and Jbuider2005. and I modified their config files and changed -Xmx parameter.
Is it possible that it doesn't change the JVM parameter ?
And also I used System.gc() , and now I
An OutOfMemory occurs when the heap has been expanded to the maximum permitted
and a GC was unable to free up enough space. I suggest in the first instance
observing the results of each GC. Options like -verbose:gc or -Xloggc:file
give
some basic information, but a more detailed understanding
