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Experts,<br />
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we have a 8 quad , 64 BIT win2k3 server with 16GB RAM and equal &nbsp;swap space.<br />
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We are running around 40 java 1.5 processes consurrently. It has been observed that these processes they use<br />
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Physical Mem= 8 GB<br />
SWAP =&gt; 20 GB<br />
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We have seen that java 1.5 uses more swap space than java 1.4. Is there a way to control the swap usage through java command options?<br />

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Experts,

we have a 8 quad , 64 BIT win2k3 server with 16GB RAM and equal  swap space.

We are running around 40 java 1.5 processes consurrently. It has been observed that these processes they use

Physical Mem= 8 GB
SWAP => 20 GB

We have seen that java 1.5 uses more swap space than java 1.4. Is there a way to control the swap usage through java command options?


Java 1.5 using too much of swap space even though Physical Memory is available

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