Hey guys,
long time not posted here
i have an applet which handles displaying images, now these images are sometimes large in size. i have been increasing the maximum heap size for the applet (setting -Xmx260m) to handle up to this amount of memory, this works fine under firefox. In firefox case, i can go up to 650MB without any problems. Under IE, the problem i am facing is when i try to increase the size beyond 300MB (for my 1GB machine), and under other machines, even above 150MB would cause problems (the problem being jre not being able to load). I understand this is caused by IE-java issue not allowing large amounts of contiguous memory to be assigned to jvm.
Any suggestions to solve this issue? opening multiple jvms for example? i do need to support large amounts of memory (why should i have a limitation in IE case which is much smaller than firefox) ..
Thanks a lot guys
Best,
Mohammad
long time not posted here
i have an applet which handles displaying images, now these images are sometimes large in size. i have been increasing the maximum heap size for the applet (setting -Xmx260m) to handle up to this amount of memory, this works fine under firefox. In firefox case, i can go up to 650MB without any problems. Under IE, the problem i am facing is when i try to increase the size beyond 300MB (for my 1GB machine), and under other machines, even above 150MB would cause problems (the problem being jre not being able to load). I understand this is caused by IE-java issue not allowing large amounts of contiguous memory to be assigned to jvm.
Any suggestions to solve this issue? opening multiple jvms for example? i do need to support large amounts of memory (why should i have a limitation in IE case which is much smaller than firefox) ..
Thanks a lot guys
Best,
Mohammad