Increase Java Heap Space
How do i change java heap size.
Increase java heap space. Open the jvm memory options file located in pa home conf. You can increase or change the size of java heap space by using jvm command line option xms xmx and xmn. Under a linux installation of the code42 environment there are two ways to increase the java heap space.
To increase the java heap size. Java memory arguments xms xmx xmn formatting. Perm gen size place to store your loaded class definition and metadata.
The server flag increases the default size to 128m the maximum heap limit is about 2 gb 2048mb. Apply button in the java control panel has been enabled now. Manually triggering heap dump.
The default value is 640k. Here 2 options to manually trigger a heap dump. For example you can set the java heap size to 258mb by executing following command java xmx256m helloworld.
If you are experiencing slowdowns you may want to increase the memory heap. Type xms followed by the number of megabytes of memory you want to use and the letter m for example xms512m to apply 512 megabytes of ram to java. Modify the proserverrc file in the main installation directory changes to proserverrc will persist if you reinstall the code42 environment.
Close java dialogue box. Open visualvm jdk home bin jvisualvm right click on the process on the left pane and select heap dump. When setting the java heap size you should specify your memory argument using one of the letters m or m for mb or g or g for gb.