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Ben_

2005-05-18, 7:53 am

Hello,

Some pages are not visible in the Admin Console due to OutOfMemoryErrors
(OOME). I suppose it's got to be tuned in System Administration > Deployment
Manager, but I cannot access this page due to OOME...

Restarting the DM doesn't help, so I suppose there is so much in the Cell
that the DM is legitimately getting short on heap.

I checked in <config>/cells/<cell>/nodes/<node>/servers/dmgr/server.xml, but
it doesn't seem to contain <jvmentries> tag in <processDefinition>. Which is
confirmed by wsadmin showing {initialHeapSize 0} and {maximumHeapSize 0},
while I see the actual JVM arguments are -Xms50 and -Xmx256.

Any idea how to tune the heap of the DM then ?

Thanks.


Sunit Patke

2005-05-18, 6:05 pm

What happens if you add these argument (-Xms and -Xmx) to
startServer.bat|sh, start dmgr using startServer.bat|sh and then tune dmgr
using Admin Console?

Sunit

"Ben_" <reply@newsgroup.com> wrote in message
news:d6fels$49mi$1@news.boulder.ibm.com...
> Hello,
>
> Some pages are not visible in the Admin Console due to OutOfMemoryErrors
> (OOME). I suppose it's got to be tuned in System Administration >
> Deployment
> Manager, but I cannot access this page due to OOME...
>
> Restarting the DM doesn't help, so I suppose there is so much in the Cell
> that the DM is legitimately getting short on heap.
>
> I checked in <config>/cells/<cell>/nodes/<node>/servers/dmgr/server.xml,
> but
> it doesn't seem to contain <jvmentries> tag in <processDefinition>. Which
> is
> confirmed by wsadmin showing {initialHeapSize 0} and {maximumHeapSize 0},
> while I see the actual JVM arguments are -Xms50 and -Xmx256.
>
> Any idea how to tune the heap of the DM then ?
>
> Thanks.
>
>



Ben_

2005-05-18, 6:05 pm

Hello,

I solved the issue in the meanwhile, by modifying server.xml manually and
adding the initialHeapSize and maximumHeapSize attributes on the jvmEntries.

Thanks for the suggestion anyway.


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