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Heapsize in WebSphere6.1 - not thru console

 
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Hey Guys. I am in a tight spot! As I was having problems bring my application up with current jvm heap size.. I upped the max heap size to 1GB. And now, I cannot even bring WebSphere up. I was hoping I could go back to ibm console & change the JVM setting. But I cannot even get to the IBM Console now, as my pres server keeps failing.
Anyone, any ideas on how to manually change the jvm heap size, as in command line feed, or change config in some WAS config file, so I can start the console to be able to change the heap size to something more manageable. HALLLLP!!!
 
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"Mystified Youbet",
Please check your private messages.
-Ben
 
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Look for a file called server.xml, and carefully remove the attribute. Maybe you should make a backup first.
 
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Dear Friend,
Allocate Min and Max 1GB.... And enable the Verbose Gc .... Give me your system configuration.... And what is your jre is it 32 or 64 bit...

Thanks,
Jaffer
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