Using a servlet running in Tomcat 3.2.3 and w/ the JMF 2.1.1a Windz Perf Pack and JDK 1.3.1 on Win NT4, I'm getting a low level error in a servlet whenever the servlet attempts to encode a large stereo wav file (~56mb) into a stereo mp3 (at about 128k bit rate, I think). Smaller files of identical format work fine. I've tried adding "-Xmx256M" to the script that starts Tomcat (actually, since Tomcat is running as an NT service, this was added to the command line at end of the Tomcat wrapper.properties file.) In the past, using other servlet containers, I've seen this problem cured by increasing the VM maximum heap size, but now I'm having trouble using the same workaround in Tomcat. Is there another way to specifiy how much memory is allocated to an individual servlet, maybe in the web-archive xml file? (I've looked in the list archives and I've tried setting the TOMCAT_OPTS="-Xmx256M" environment variable, but it didn't appear to help.)
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