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  1. Re: How to allow Java to use more memory on Linux.

    Ok, makes sense - look to upgrade your server a bit. I'm not familiar with OpenJDK limitations but even the real JDK will not get you too far past the 1GB mark.
  2. Re: How to allow Java to use more memory on Linux.

    I'm personally not a big fan of OpenJDK though, I'll be honest, it's more because of my (depressingly long) history with the Sun/Oracle JDK than any true issues. 1.0 beta - that was my first...
  3. Re: How to allow Java to use more memory on Linux.

    You're running a 32 bit JVM and/or you're environment limits you. A "ulimit -v" shows how much virtual memory (from an O/S level) your process is allowed to use. And I've never heard of a machine...
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