Hello, I am running Tomcat 5.0.27 on a Windows 2000 sp4 machine as a service. It appears as though the JVM settings that I am trying to use are not being recognized by the system, variables such as -Xms512m or -Xmx512m.
Here is what I have tried:
1. Configure Tomcat program that installs with Tomcat5. In 5.0.27 there are
boxes for initial heap, etc. under the Java or JVM tab where I tried setting values.
I also tried adding them to the Options box. Restarting the service shows they are
not detected.
2. Editing the registry. I have seen many ways to do this. I've tried the set where
I add "JVM Option Count"=x and "JVM Option Number 1", etc. I have also tried
adding the settings to the registry as "JAVA_OPTS", "JAVAOPTS", and "JAVAOPTIONS"
to no avail. And where in the registry do I put it really? Does it go under Current Control
Set->Services->Tomcat5 or does it go under Software->Apache blah blah->procrun or
whatever it is.
3. Using service.bat. This is just confusing. There's no documentation that's worthwhile
about procrun. The changelog makes it look like adding #'s instead of spaces was fixed
in 5.0.23, but I don't know if that is the case or not.
Anyway, can anyone post me an example of how to modify service.bat to include -Xms, -Xms,
and -Xss? Maybe I'm putting it in the wrong place?
I know if I have an environment variable called JAVA_OPTS and I run from catalina.bat that my
JVM settings definitely show up correctly. Why is it so hard for them to show up as a service?
Using Windows sucks, but I don't have a choice. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, b
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