Giancarlo F. Berner wrote: > > Hi Anne-Marie > > This looks like you have to adjust the PERM size. This is another > setting. The JVM has two typical memory settings: > a) Heap size > b) Perm size
c) Stack > The Heap size defines the amount of memory located for the JVM. No, the heap defines well the size of the heap, this is were most of the objects go (modern JVM can allocate on the stack as well). The total amount of memory for the JVM is bigger, it's made of the heap, a fixed stack size for each thread, the permanent generation and other stuff like system. > It > allocates the "minimum" on startup (so the -Xms setting). If more memory > is required, the JVM allocates additional slices of 64M until it reaches > the "maximum" (setting -Xmx). This "slicing" > is performant, so if you know that you will need 512M of heap at some > stage, then set the "minimum" to 512M. This way your JVM will allocate > more memory on startup and might not even require any additional heap > memory. > > The Perm size is the size of the stack. BS. The stack size is the size of the stack. Perm Gen contains stuff like classes and the string intern pool. Cheers Philippe ---------------------------------------------------------------- For list details see http://www.magnolia-cms.com/home/community/mailing-lists.html To unsubscribe, E-mail to: <[email protected]> ----------------------------------------------------------------
