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20Mb sounds high; you may have an inefficient VM implementation, a default
minimum heap size that's too high, a memory leak, or some combination. Try
passing in the argument "-ms1M", which sets your minimum heap to 1Mb.

As to why you have five VM's running, that's another question, and I
honestly don't know.

David

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Hi, I installed jserv 1.1b4 and all fine. But
looking to the process list I allways see five
java procesess that consume a LOT of memory, each
one consumes 20M.  How can I do to reduce the
amount of memory consumed by this proceses? or
this is normal.

Thanks,
Juan Luis Baptiste M.


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