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Hi

Is there any workaround for ommiting the limit of xmx size in windows server 2k3? It's about 1400mb, and I have almost 8GB of total, 5GB is not used all the time... Does setting up another jboss instance on the same machine makes any sense?

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That's one workaround. The problem (as you will probably know) is Windows, not JBoss or the JVM. See this MSDN article for the OS tuning methods.

The easiest workaround is to install a 64bit OS (or a non-Windows one).
 
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yes, I know it's Windows. Thanks for the link. I have windows 2k3 64 bit. Looks like the limit is 4GB. Anyways it's twice more than 2GB
 
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