Use one of the following procedures to increase the JVM memory allocation and thread stack size by using the Tomcat configuration tool or from the command line.

To increase the JVM memory allocation and thread stack size in the Tomcat configuration tool (Tomcat as a Service, on Windows)

1. Right click on Apache Tomcat tray icon and stop the service (if running)

2. Right click again on Apache Tomcat tray icon and click on Configure…
3. Choose Java tab and increase the Initial memory pool and Maximum memory pool to the desired values.

     4. Restart the service, clicking again on the Tomcat tray icon and clicking on Start service.

 

To increase the JVM memory allocation and thread stack size for Tomcat from the command line (Windows)

1. Stop the Tomcat (if running) by typing shutdown in the Tomcat bin directory (TomcatInstallDirectory/bin/shutdown.bat) 
2. Open the catalina.bat file located in the Tomcat bin directory (TomcatInstallDirectory/bin/catalina.bat) and add the following line (or the desired values):

   set JAVA_OPTS=%JAVA_OPTS% -Xms256m -Xmx1024m

           where:

• Xms is the initial (start) memory pool
• Xmx is the maximum memory pool
3. Restart the Tomcat by typing startup in the Tomcat bin directory (TomcatInstallDirectory/bin/startup.bat)                                                                                  

To increase the JVM memory allocation and thread stack size for Tomcat (Linux)

1. Stop the Tomcat (if running) by typing shutdown in the Tomcat bin directory
2. Open the catalina.sh or startup.sh file (TomcatInstallDirectory/bin/catalina.sh)

3. Add the following line:

   export JAVA_OPTS="-Xms256M -Xmx1024M"
    export CATALINA_OPTS="-Xms256M -Xmx1024M"

   where:

   • Xms is the initial (start) memory pool
   • Xmx is the maximum memory pool
4. Restart the Tomcat service by typing startup in the Tomcat bin directory

 

Memory Allocated to the server

You can also see the memory allocated to the server where AuraPlayer is deployed from the Service Manager, in: Admin -> Server Information -> Used/Total Memory: