Most of our reports/docs use a single table in a single page sequence. My Windows boxes run with a max JVM of ~1.5G and are generally OK. Our reports range from one or two pages to several hundred.
Under JDK 1.5 and/or Tomcat, have seen several posts about memory issues with classloading and the perm gen space so if that sounds like your environment, you may want to dejanews it.
-Lou
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| Andreas L Delmelle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Aug 9, 2006, at 14:34, Luis Ferro wrote:
Hi,
> I'm using the latest fop version from svn as of yesterday...
>
> In the attachment i send the files i use to create a PDF with the
> index and
> one chapter of the book. The index references are all turned off
> but it
> still gets out of heap...
>
> When trying to assemble the PDF in command line (environment in the
> attachment also)... it always gives the same error of lack of heap
> memory...
Please check whether your FOs contain multiple fo:page-sequences.
Yes, a memory leak was fixed, but no, it won't matter if you cram a
large number of tables (or one large table) into one single page-
sequence...
Cheers,
Andreas
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