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How to Force Restart of the IIS Application Pool

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Language: Java
Expertise: Intermediate
Jan 11, 2002

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Determine How Much Memory Is Available for Your Application


You can get the amount of free memory in your JVM as follows:
 
Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime();
long free = rt.freeMemory();

You can also get the total memory using the totalMemory() method of the same class java.lang.Runtime.
Sandeep Gain
 
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