No worries, will try that out. Thank you so much for the answers.
Regards,
Edwin
On 31 May 2015 at 18:13, Tomasz Borek wrote:
> Sorry for belated answer - travels.
>
> Yes it is. Either via jvisualvm or Java Mission Control and if you want it
> scripted you might want to look at jmap from /bin
Sorry for belated answer - travels.
Yes it is. Either via jvisualvm or Java Mission Control and if you want it
scripted you might want to look at jmap from /bin dir in JDK. If you're on
Windows debugging tools might be needed for that last part (see man for
jmap).
pozdrawiam,
LAFK
2015-05-19 5:1
Thanks for the info.
I was afraid that there's a memory leak, although so far the problem didn't
occur after I enlarge the PermGen size.
Is there any way to check the current PermGen size usage and prevent it
before the system crash? I've read some articles and they recommend that I
can include t
The error happens either when you have too large codebase or when you are
String-intensive in your application (Solr including) or when your previous
process did not terminate well.
Can't say for certain what Solr usage scenarios are string intensive
without deep look at it's code. Usually enlargi
Hi,
I've recently upgrade my system to 16GB RAM. While there's no more
OutofMemory due to the physically memory being full, I get this
"java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: PermGen space". This doesn't happen previously
as I think the physical memory run out first.
This occurs after about 2 days of runnin
