Just a quick question. Is JVM (1.3.1) going to allocate as much as memory for Tomcat (4.1.24) if there is not a "-mx" option provided?
JVMs on various platforms have different defaults. I seem to rcall that the old Linux defaults for Sun's JVM was a 16MB heap, but that has been changed to 64MB in more recent versions.
If you do not specify -mx, then you will get whatever the defaults are. You can use Runtime.maxMemory() to find out what maximum heap size that Java will use. Note that it's the Java heap size; the JVM takes some memory of its own to run, so the in-memory footprint of the JVM might be larger than what you specify for -mx.
-chris
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