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Our company just decided to switch to Eclipse. I’m trying to write a installation document for my team to use. However, I tried several days without any luck to install MyEclipse3.8.4 and eclipse-SDK-3.0.1-win32.zip
with weblogic 8.1 sp3. I keep getting “OutOfMemory” exception whenever I try to open the weblogic console or try to compile a JSP file. I’m running on Windows XP. My task manager shows that my memories are fine. I also used the vmargs when start eclipse to increase the JVM memory up to 748m and it still doesn’t help. When I run the same web application on Weblogic alone outside of MyEclipse, it runs great. I let MyEclipse points to c:\bea\jdk142_4\bin. Could this be a problem? I unstall/reinstalled all three applications (weblogic, eclipse,myeclipse) many times, each time I cleaned up everything completely, still the same thing goes on and on. I can’t think of anything else. Any suggestion to other version combination?
Please help, I’m running out of time and ideas.Thanks a lotWhat is the command line you are using to start Eclipse? Are you passing optional parameters to WebLogic?
I used the following command to run MyEclipse:
eclipse -vmargs -Xms348m Xmx748mI didn’t pass any paramameters to Weblogic JVM. Besides I don’t think there’s any memory problem with weblogic because I can run my web application in weblogic outside of MyEclipse and it works great. But if you can tell me how to pass parameters to weblogic JVM, I would mind to give it a shot. What else can you think of trying? Any more stable version ou want me to install?
Please try and install the Sun 1.4.2_07 JDK and make sure that is used to start Eclipse (-vm c:\j2sdk1.4.2_07\bin\javaw.exe)
I downloaded sun’s jdk 142_04 and points eclipse to it and this fixed my OutofMemory problem. Thanks a lot!
