Process Limitations

Most of the Java options already described relate to settings that control memory allocation. Keep in mind that there are other factors that may limit the resources available to a process and thereby constrain a process beyond the memory settings discussed.

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Process Limitations
Other Java Settings
Key Live Collaboration Environment Variables

Examples of such factors are:


  • Limit settings in the environment, such as ulimit (sh) or limit (csh) on Unix
  • The binary itself. For example, AIX defines the addressable memory in the executable. (See TechTip 11237.)
  • The data parameter for ulimit should be set to "unlimited" for AIX.