Java Heap Space Error on loading files.
Sean Burke (378●9●137●237)
| asked Nov 27 '13, 4:14 p.m.
retagged Dec 16 '13, 12:10 p.m. by David Lafreniere (4.8k●7)
Is this solely a resource issue on the local machine?
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Hi Sean,
Probably there are java dumps generated on the server too. You can consider sending them to the support for further analyzis. |
The error code is from server hence you may want to check with ccm.log first to see if you can find info at the specific time. We did see some similar case and find the server memory allocation(-Xmx) is too high in a relatively low physical memory environment. So you also want to check with server what the physical memory is and how much is allocated to JVM heap size.(if Tomcat used, the default max JVM Heap size is 4GB for example)
Comments Why do you think it is a server side issue? We have seen this before and no error/warning from the server logs. I think it must be on the client side.
Hi Kevin,
@kevinlou The status code 500 suggests it's a server side issue.
Ah sorry, I meant server in my last comment. Evan is right.
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