Configuring Your Heap Space for Better Performance
December 3, 2004
Some applications use an extensive set of objects. Upon startup of JVM, a set of objects is assigned a fixed heap space. When the JVM becomes heavily loaded with live
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Some applications use an extensive set of objects. Upon startup of JVM, a set of objects is assigned a fixed heap space. When the JVM becomes heavily loaded with live
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