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JVM Arguments

The document provides instructions for configuring a Java application, specifying that the application should have a parallel start and not be run in development mode. It also recommends setting generic JVM arguments to optimize memory allocation and using a server JVM. Finally, it suggests setting the maximum heap size to 2048 if sufficient RAM is available.

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JVM Arguments

The document provides instructions for configuring a Java application, specifying that the application should have a parallel start and not be run in development mode. It also recommends setting generic JVM arguments to optimize memory allocation and using a server JVM. Finally, it suggests setting the maximum heap size to 2048 if sufficient RAM is available.

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In above picture just see that it should be parallel start. It should not be check in Run in development mode.

Generic JVM arguments: Put below line in Generic jvm arguments -Xmn320M -XX:NewSize=640M -XX:MaxNewSize=640M -XX:SurvivorRatio=16 -server

If RAM memory is avaialbe you can set 2048 as Maximum Heap Size

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