1744 root 203m S /bin/jre6/bin/java Test
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David Newton wrote:That's most likely the virtual space being allocated, not physical.
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David Newton wrote:You'd probably have to do something Linux-y, then; the best you could do with Java proper is use -Xms/-Xmx/etc.
What makes you think you need to do this?
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David Newton wrote:If you're running a standard JVM on an embedded system you're asking for trouble--I can almost guarantee you that you don't want to do that. Depending on the platform there are a number of alternatives available.
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David Newton wrote:No; I know next-to-nothing about your platform and requirements--why not just search the web?
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David Newton wrote:I still don't know anything about your requirements, technical or otherwise, why you rejected any of the VMs you listed, whether or not you're only considering free VMs, what CPU you're using, why you're considering Java if it doesn't meet your requirements, basically anything that would enable me to make any reasonable suggestions, so the answer is still no. Someone else might be able to help, though.
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The secret of how to be miserable is to constantly expect things are going to happen the way that they are "supposed" to happen.
You can have faith, which carries the understanding that you may be disappointed. Then there's being a willfully-blind idiot, which virtually guarantees it.
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if you intend to run a Tomcat server, you probably need a minimum of 256MB
William Brogden wrote:
if you intend to run a Tomcat server, you probably need a minimum of 256MB
?? My Tomcat 5.5.9 server runs in the minimum 64mb, or 128 if I am feeling generous, and that is with a lot of object creation.
Bill
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dhaval yoganandi wrote:
are you talking about page files ? If yes then I want to reduce that page file usage also..
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Andy McBee wrote:Maybe, you should try static compilation? E.g. gcj, or (which I prefer) Excelsior JET.
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dhaval yoganandi wrote:
Andy McBee wrote:Maybe, you should try static compilation? E.g. gcj, or (which I prefer) Excelsior JET.
yes.. I'm using ecj for compilation.
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