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Question : Permanent Heap used by Weblogic 8.1 with JRockit 1.4
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Is there a place in the startup script for weblogic to specify the permanent heap for the application to use? I know there's the Xms - Xmx but I am not sure where do you define the permanent heap that the application will use while it is running in the application server. Perhaps I need a little edeucation here, but I was told that you can specify the Mn-Mx heap that the instance will use and also specify from the Xmn-Xmx how much to dedicate to the application to run in. Is this true if so where can I find information on this ?
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Answer : Permanent Heap used by Weblogic 8.1 with JRockit 1.4
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Hi,
Sample Start-up Command A sample start-up command, with some tuning options specified, might look like this:
java -verbose:memory -Xgc:gencopy -Xmx:256m -Xms:64m -Xns:24m myClass In this example, the following options are set:
-verbose:memoryDisplays verbose output about memory usage. -Xgc:gencopyA generational copy garbage collector will be used. -Xmx:256mThe maximum heap size is set to 256 megabytes. -Xms:64mThe initial heap size is set to 64 megabytes. -Xns:24m-The nursery size is set to 24 megabytes.
look @ here also.. http://e-docs.bea.com/wljrockit/docs81/userguide/start.html
R.K
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