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JVM optimization guidelines

Asked by Arawn in Java Programming Language

Tags: jvm, optimization

I have a web application that has very little need for long term objects. About 99% of the objects are needed only for the page that the user is viewing at the time. Any longer term objects are stored in a user's session. I am trying to optimize my JVM so that it will clear out the maximum number of unused objects at a time but I could find no good guidelines on what to do. My JVM heap size is 300MB. Can someone suggest what a good guideline is for JVM settings in relation to heap size? (And please don't provide a link. I have read the Sun stuff and although they explain the settings, I don't really understand what good guidelines are for using the settings.)
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