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‎Jun 14, 2006
03:02 PM
Configuring the Heap Size
OS : Solaris
IS Version : 11.0 Multi platform
One of my assembly is of size 1.5 GB
For my dynamic suite, I had configured the java property as follows:
-Xmx=3000m
I wanted to configure maximum heap size of 3 GB. My solaris server has RAM of 32 GB
But when I launch the installer, it is failing saying that 3000m is invalid value for -Xmx
I tried with 3000M (i.e. capital M) still it fails with the same error.
Could someone explain how do I configure the heap size, please ?
Thanks in advance for your help.
IS Version : 11.0 Multi platform
One of my assembly is of size 1.5 GB
For my dynamic suite, I had configured the java property as follows:
-Xmx=3000m
I wanted to configure maximum heap size of 3 GB. My solaris server has RAM of 32 GB
But when I launch the installer, it is failing saying that 3000m is invalid value for -Xmx
I tried with 3000M (i.e. capital M) still it fails with the same error.
Could someone explain how do I configure the heap size, please ?
Thanks in advance for your help.
(4) Replies
‎Jun 16, 2006
08:14 AM
This is what I tried first. It didn't work. Then I edited the .uip file to specify the java property to -Xmx=3000m
Neither of them worked.
Neither of them worked.
‎Jun 16, 2006
09:26 AM
As a test, does it work if you launch the setup.jar file by hand with the desired heap size?
java -Xmx3000m -jar setup.jar
(It probably depends on the JVM, but for the one I'm looking at, there's no equal sign between -Xmx and the value 3000m...)
java -Xmx3000m -jar setup.jar
(It probably depends on the JVM, but for the one I'm looking at, there's no equal sign between -Xmx and the value 3000m...)
‎Jul 06, 2006
12:31 PM
To configure the heap, as far as I know, you should make a file *ja on the dir where you installed ISMP.
This is straight from ISMP help :
Increasing the Heap Size Used by InstallShield MultiPlatform 11.5
You can increase the heap size used by InstallShield MultiPlatform 11.5 by creating a .ja file with the same name as the executable with which you launch the interface: InstallShieldMultiPlatform.ja. This file would contain the following:
-Xms32m
-Xmx128m
The first line indicates the minimum heap size, the second one the maximum. Change the numbers 32 and 128 to represent the minimum and maximum sizes as you require.
This is straight from ISMP help :
Increasing the Heap Size Used by InstallShield MultiPlatform 11.5
You can increase the heap size used by InstallShield MultiPlatform 11.5 by creating a .ja file with the same name as the executable with which you launch the interface: InstallShieldMultiPlatform.ja. This file would contain the following:
-Xms32m
-Xmx128m
The first line indicates the minimum heap size, the second one the maximum. Change the numbers 32 and 128 to represent the minimum and maximum sizes as you require.