thank you Daniel, but the best I get from MaxBufferedDocs(1) is an OOM error
after trying 5 iterations of 10MB each in the JUnit test provided by Chris,
running inside Eclipse 3.1.
I had already tried with MaxBufferdDocs(2) with no success before I posted
the original post.
I also tried:
writer.setMaxBufferedDocs(1);
writer.setMergeFactor(2);
but with the same result.
My heap size is set in the eclipse command line with:
C:\eclipse\eclipse.exe -vmargs -Xmx350M
Increasing the size does not help.
If you actually tried Chris's test program and got it to run successfully
there must be something wrong in my Eclipse config. I cannot think of any
other possible cause for the difference in your results from mine.
But I am open to all suggestions.
thanks
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