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You can increase the size of the memory java uses with the -Xmx-option, for instance:

java -Xmx512M -jar myapp.jar

Better is to reduce the memory-footprint of y<ouryour app. You serialize millions of items? Do you need to keep all of them in memory? Or can you release some of them after using them? Try to reduce the used objects.

You can increase the size of the memory java uses with the -Xmx-option, for instance:

java -Xmx512M -jar myapp.jar

Better is to reduce the memory-footprint of y<our app. You serialize millions of items? Do you need to keep all of them in memory? Or can you release some of them after using them? Try to reduce the used objects.

You can increase the size of the memory java uses with the -Xmx-option, for instance:

java -Xmx512M -jar myapp.jar

Better is to reduce the memory-footprint of your app. You serialize millions of items? Do you need to keep all of them in memory? Or can you release some of them after using them? Try to reduce the used objects.

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Mnementh
Mnementh
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You can increase the size of the memory java uses with the -Xmx-option, for instance:

java -Xmx512M -jar myapp.jar

Better is to reduce the memory-footprint of y<our app. You serialize millions of items? Do you need to keep all of them in memory? Or can you release some of them after using them? Try to reduce the used objects.