Hello all,
I'm trying to check if the -server option of the VM would improve performance.
However, I'm running into weird problems.
My platform is Windows 2000, J2SDK 1.4.2_02, Tomcat 5.0.16.
Java was installed with the default options (it installed the JRE automatically).
Tomcat was
I'm trying to check if the -server option of the VM would improve performance.
However, I'm running into weird problems.
My platform is Windows 2000, J2SDK 1.4.2_02, Tomcat 5.0.16.
Java was installed with the default options (it installed the JRE automatically).
Tomcat was installed with the
Answering myself, my apologies:
I found a solution: checking the Auto box (unchecked by default) makes Tomcat
work as expected, with the -server option.
Since without it, Tomcat does not use the correct SDK, as it should from the
quote below, I think this could be either a bug, or at least wrong
: -server VM option does not work, changing VM breaks configure
tool
I'm trying to check if the -server option of the VM would improve
performance.
However, I'm running into weird problems.
My platform is Windows 2000, J2SDK 1.4.2_02, Tomcat 5.0.16.
Java was installed with the default options
Selon Dominik Drzewiecki [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Try placing it as a first parameter.
Sorry, I forgot to write that I had tried that quickly on the command line, and
checked that order does not matter (in that case).
Indeed, j2sdk1.4.2 does not install server vm within the j2re in C:\Program
Selon Martin Gainty [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dominik
Use 8.3 file names
shortened named for directories over 8 characters
e.g.
C:\Program Files
to
C:\PROGRA~1
Well, since NTFS on my servers does not have that obsolete 8.3 names support,
I'd rather stick to the long names, which work very well.
