Help!
We've been using XDoclet 1.2.1 for generating our deployment descriptors and local interfaces for a couple of moths now and we've hit a major problem. 1st of all the problem was known from day one but we hacked it and worked around it. The problem is that XDoclet was forcing us to set a heap size of at least 1G to run through all of our source. The work-around was that we broke the generation up into pieces. We generate all the artifacts for our session beans 1st then do the same for our entity beans, and then the same for our message driven beans. This allowed us to bring the heap down to about 512M. Why did we not want to use a bigger heap? Well it was discovered (by me) that running a heap much greater than 640M causes our developer boxes to misbehave with the rest of our applications even after the build completes. Our IDE (Idea) slows to a crawl, our email and web browsers (Mozilla) show gray screens for minutes before painting, our net radio can't reach stations, its a real mess. So now we were in happy land for a minute until just recently. Someone (my buddy Joe) actually added more source to the session bean tree. Now the out of memory error has returned with a vengance. Could someone please give me some options here! It's almost to a point where we cannot do further development on our project. It was a hard enough job breaking up the generation into separate stages as I had to create deployment descriptor templates four the intermediate stages and then more templates for the finished deployment descriptors (both standard and vendor specific). I'm thinking of breaking it up even further and generating artifacts for one EJB at a time and then sucking all the DD chunks into the one big DD. What can I do?
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