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What is actual heap size recomended

 
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hello
According to the jtwi spec 1.0 section 2.1.6 pg 22
Volatile memory for Java runtime (for example,the
Java Heap) 256 KB
And
According to the cldc 1.1 section 2.2.1 pg 22
At least 32 kilobytes of volatile memory2 is
available for the virtual machine runtime
(for example, the object heap.)
And
According to the midp 2.0 spec pg 14
128 kilobytes of volatile memory for the
Java runtime (e.g., the Java heap)
Can you guys tell me that what is actual heap size is recommended and
what is Certification point of view.
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SCJP ,J2ee ibm, XML ibm
 
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You should consider all of them. Each one is defined in a different specification and the test requires you to know all of them.
 
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