JAS ran out of memory -- how do I fix that?

Added by Tony Johnson, last edited by Tony Johnson on Jul 03, 2004  (view change)

64MB is the default memory limit for Java, but it is easy to change:

  1. Unix: edit the jas script used to run JAS and on the last line insert -Xmx128m after ${JAVA} (This should be made easier [JAS-328@BUGS])
  2. Windows: Edit the file jas.ini (typically c:\Program Files\JAS3\jas.ini) and uncomment the line: --Xmx128m
  3. MacOSX: There must be a way but I don't know what it is. Ask again if you need it.

Of course you can replace 128 with however many Megabytes you want JAS to use (but make it < the actual physical memory you have on your system or the program will page like crazy).

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  1. Apr 24, 2009

    Matthias BUSSONNIER says:

    Mac OS X: right clic on JAS3-> show package content contents-> info.pli...

    Mac OS X:
    right clic on JAS3-> show package content
    contents-> info.plist
    change the line <string>-Xmx256m</string> to your convenience