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 > > ======================================================= > Art Bahrs, CISSP Information Security The Regence Group > (503) 553-1425 FAX (503) 553-1453 > 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 * To join/leave the list, search archives, change list settings, * * etc., please visit http://raven.utc.edu/archives/hp3000-l.html *