Is there a maximum size for and EAR file?

I'm using Jdeveloper 10.1.3.3.0. I've used it to deploy to OAS before with success. This past week I added a ton of content to the site. Now when I deploy the ear file is over 1GB. It used to be 120MB. During the deploy process the log shows "Deployment Incomplete". I never get the dialog box to complete the deployment (i.e. to undeploy the app then finish deployment).
I've checked the disk space on OAS and have 7GB free.
Is there some adjustment that I need to make? Is there a size limit? If so, how do I get my content on to the site?
TIA,
Dave

Update on manually deploying my application.
On OAS:
I tried uploading from local machine to server in step 2 but after 10 minutes or so it had appeared to hang.
I retried after manually copying the file to the server. In this case I got to step 2 where I set application attributes. On step 3 I left defaults and clicked deploy. In the progress message window after the Unpacking ...ear message I received error message:
Operation failed with error: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError.
I'm sure that I can increase memory to the compiler with a command line flag. Finding the command line though...
It looks like the /tmp directory size is part of the problem. It's only .9GB.
Note:
On the jdeveloper side when I deployed to EAR I checked the compress flag. That reduced the overall size by 150MB.
Regards,
Dave
Edited by: dgress on Jan 7, 2009 11:37 AM

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