Art Bahrs wrote:
> Hi All,
>    Related Java question...
>
>    Does Java use a memory stack that can be increased?
>
>    This is M$ Server based Java implementation but it does process data
> from a 3k so therefore it is sorta related to being on-topic hehe :)
>
> Art 'Being Confused Yet Again hehe" Bahrs
>
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Java uses heap for most objects, which can be controlled through the
-Xms (initial heap) and -Xmx (max heap) parameters.  Each thread also
has a stack, and the size of the thread stacks can be controlled through
the -Xss parameter.  I'd suspect that increasing heap is what you really
want, unless you know that it is thread stack size that is causing your
problem.

Mike

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