Use the -Xmx switch in your Java invocation. For example,
java -Xmx1000M ...
This allocates 1GB heap space for your program.
BJB
Matthew Richardson wrote:
>Hey all,
>
>I'm having a bit of trouble with XEP giving me a java.lang.OutOfMemoryError.
>The XML files I'm working with are quite large (26-50MB), but my server
>admin has allocated 2GB of RAM to the java runtime environment on a machine
>that has 4GB of RAM total. Am a bit confused as to why 2GB of RAM is
>insufficient for a 26MB file. Am I doing something else wrong?
>
>I'm cc-ing the server admin, as my role is primarily in XSLT development.
>
>Matthew Richardson, ICPSR
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