Re: [xsl] Java memory overload with FOP and RenderX

Subject: Re: [xsl] Java memory overload with FOP and RenderX
From: Danny Vint <dvint@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 06 Feb 2002 17:10:01 -0800
I found out that JVM only uses 64MB by default. There are a couple of flags
to set to increase this. With my 1.256GB of ram I was able to set this to

java -Xmx900MB and -Xms900MB 

and things are working great.

..dan


At 02:10 PM 2/6/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>I've got a document that when printed in Word runs about 500 pages. I've
>converted this over to XML and have an XSL stylesheet that is able to
>publish portions of this file, but when I try to run all of it I get a Java
>out of memory error. After having dissected this file a couple of different
>ways it seems to just be the overall length of the document that is giving
>me problems.
>
>I belive I need to run this as a single file for the following reasons:
>	- It is really one document
>	- I want a standard table of contents at the front
>	- I want inter-document links - current based upon id/idref
>	- I want a PDF bookmarks table of contents for everything
>	- I would like to get a linked Index built (but this isn't there currently)
>
>Has anyone else run into this problem and found a work around for what I
>think the problems are above?
>
>..dan 
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