Why
Be default embedded weblogic (this is the weblogic that comes with the JDeveloper installation) uses 512MB only, which for a really big application is enough for 2-3 deployments without restarting server (this are deployments that are performed by JDeveloper in the background each time we run our Fusion application). Moreover, its a waste to have so much memory in nowadays workastations without using it. So, this will give us the ability to have more redeployments without server restart, and do test something faster.
How
The only thing you need to do is to the add the following line in setDomainEnv.cmd file right after the comments in the beginning:
Be default embedded weblogic (this is the weblogic that comes with the JDeveloper installation) uses 512MB only, which for a really big application is enough for 2-3 deployments without restarting server (this are deployments that are performed by JDeveloper in the background each time we run our Fusion application). Moreover, its a waste to have so much memory in nowadays workastations without using it. So, this will give us the ability to have more redeployments without server restart, and do test something faster.
How
The only thing you need to do is to the add the following line in setDomainEnv.cmd file right after the comments in the beginning:
set USER_MEM_ARGS=-Xms64m -Xmx1024m -XX:MaxPermSize=512m
in the above example I am setting it to have 1024 and 512 perm.
C:\Documents and Settings\user\
Application Data\JDeveloper\system11.1.1.1.33.54.07\DefaultDomain\bin
(in this example is windows user app data folder. )
(in this example is windows user app data folder. )
Note1:
Actually the system dir is displayed in JDeveloper's console each time the embedded weblogic starts.
Note2:
Setting mem config is changed in the new WLS 10.3.1. and in the embedded WLS of JDevelper 11.1.1.1.1.0 (actually this is the same thing). In the previous ver it was setted like this.
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