Carl wrote:
.. a lot of messages, and I have not yet read all of them, but I
sympathise with the predicament.
I am very far from any kind of Java expertise, so just something that I
vaguely seem to remember, although it may be from a very long time ago,
not applicable, already mentioned by someone, and maybe not relevant at
all..
I thus vaguely seem to remember that there existed some option to the
JVM to provide a last resort amount of memory, only used if the JVM
really ran out of memory, for the purpose of allowing at least some
last-ditch desperate action to take place (like logging the catastrophe
maybe). I don't remember how it's called or how it works, but maybe it
will raise something in some expert's memory.
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