[topicfun]

Hi!

How can I start the Jboss with a different memory settings? I mean the MyEclipse use an own start script for Jboss… Where is it located?

If I start the Jboss without MyEclipse I can set the following values in the run.conf and run.bat -Xms256m -Xmx768m I’d like to set this value for Jboss inside the MyEclipse as well….

Thx,
Topicfun

[Loyal Water]

They can be entered in the “optional program arguments” text box by going to Windows > Preferences > MyEclipse > Application Server > JBoss > JBoss 2.x (or whatever version you have configured)

[MyEclipseCA]

Hi there

Which is the exact command that I should put on the “optional program arguments” text box for changing the memory setting? I have tried with some and the console responds me something like this:
jboss: unrecognized option ‘–set’
or likte this

jboss: unused non-option argument: JAVA_OPTS=%JAVA_OPTS%
jboss: invalid option — X

please could someone tell me which are the exact words?

[topicfun]

Hi!

This is the question for me as well! How can I set it at the optional argument?

The problem that with optional argument you can set some Jboss run.bat arguments but the Jboss takes the memory value not from run.bat + arg but from a conf file via JAVA_OPTS…..

Thx,
Topicfun

[Loyal Water]

You will have to put exactly the values:
-Xms256m -Xmx768m

in that box.

[MyEclipseCA]

I put the exact values -Xms256m -Xmx768m and i get a message like this in the console:

jboss: invalid option — X

[Loyal Water]

Sorry for confusing you guys. These aren’t JBoss arguments, they are actually VM arguments. They have to be entered as JDK arguments by going to Windows > Preferences > MyEclipse > Application Server > JBoss > JBoss 2.x (or whatever version you have configured) > JDK

[MyEclipseCA]

…and it is done.. thank you very much for your help,

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