Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
It's also irrelevant. The heap size (-Xmx + -XX:MaxPermSize) must fit in
a contiguous area of virtual memory within the process. On a 32-bit
Windows system, the process space is 2 GB, unfortunately very fragmented
by DLLs that Windows insists on scattering
We are currently trying to get a Tomcat 6.0 server running, with Sun JDK
16.0_10.
OS is Windows 2003.
This Tomcat server will hold about 20 contexts, each ranging from 50-100Mb
(mostly libs + jsps). Quite large, so it needs some memory adjustments.
If we don't, we get the following exception:
