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how to extend memory in tomcat and weblogic servers
 
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Hi
About tomcat i can say , its startup application (service manager in windows)
you can specefy the memory stuff under java tab of tomcatw.exe .
you can use bath or shell files that start tomcat to define the memory that it use.
for example in linux you can use -Xmx256m ,Xmm64m or any number to define tomcat maximum , minimum memory.

about weblogic i can not comment .
 
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Not sure what this has to do with JDBC. I'm moving it to our Other Java Products and Servers forum.
 
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