Maximum file size that OSB can handle for JMS

Hi,
We have a requirement to process 60MB xml files over JMS in Oracle Service Bus. While prototyping this we are facing heap space errors.
Can somebody let me know what is the maximum file size that we can process? The scenario is as below.
JMS --> OSB --> JMS --> OSB --> JMS
Thanks

if you don't need to access the entire content of the message, you can try using content streaming
(see this OSB - Iterating over large XML files with content streaming discussion)
See also here http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E13159_01/osb/docs10gr3/userguide/context.html#wp1110513 for best practices.
Otherwise I have noticed myself that OSB is very hungry in memory when loading large messages. I had trouble even with a 5 MB binary file being loaded - this would take 500 MB RAM. in these cases I would rather look for ETL tools such as Oracle Data Integrator or Open Source Pentaho.

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