Java native memory usage

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Published on 2010-05-03T07:55:36Z Indexed on 2010/05/03 7:58 UTC
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Hi All,

Is there any tool to know how many native memory has been used from my java application ? I've experienced outofmemory from my application : Current setting is : -Xmx900m

Computer, Windows 2003 Server 32bit, RAM 4GB.

Also is changing boot.ini to /3GB on windows, will make any difference? If is set Xmx900m, how much max native memory can be allocated for this process ? is it 1100m ?

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