It's just a guess but how about adding -mx switch to the java executable when
starting JWS?
(sorry I couldn't resist)
JWS is a java program therefore it must be started with giving the java executable
some options (classpath, etc.) plus the class name for JWS right? I'm guessing here
(I don't have JWS) but there's probably some batch program to start JWS? Edit this
file and add the -mx switch there (.bat in windows, probably .sh in UNIX).
dave.
Palanisamy Easwaran wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to imcrease the heap size of JVM in JWS, when I went thro'
> documentation I could find the following information
> << By default the JavaSoft VM limits the heap size to 16 MBytes. You can set the
> upper bound of the
> heap size with the -mx option. For example, to set the maximum heap size to 32
> MBytes, you could pass
> -mx32m to the Java virtual machine at start-up >>
>
> my question is how do I use -mx option?, basically I don't understand the
> documentation.
> Can anyone explain about how to increase heap size?
>
> thanks in advance,
> -easwaran.P
>
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