You might have to bump up the size of your java stacks when you run
java.exe. The command line parameter to do this is:
-oss400k
The default is 400k as above. To set it to 600k it would be:
-oss600k
The mechanism to actually set this parameter for the JVM when you launch
your app server is implementation dependent. For example to set this from
Resin using the srun program under NT you would install a service as
follows:
srun -J-oss600k -install
You'll have to check your install docs to find out how to do it with your
environment.
-----Original Message-----
From: Liza J Alenchery [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2000 7:13 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: StackOverflowError
Hello people
I am using recusrion to fill up a combobox with strings in my JSP
program. It works fine when the number of strings is less, but throws
a StackOverflowError when the number of strings is 600 or more. I
found in the documentation that StackOverflowError means that "an
application recurses too deeply." Does that mean I am going into a
infinite loop? If not, what can be done in the situation? Is a
re-design the only way out?
Thanks in advance
liza
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