OutOfMemory error on large file processing in sender file adapter

Hi Experts,
I got file to IDOC scenario, sender side we are using remote adapter engine, files are processing fine when the size is below 5mb, if the file size is more than 5mb we are getting java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: java heap space. can anyone suggest me what parameter i need to change in order to process more than 5mb.

Hi Praveen,
Suggestion from SAP is not to process huge files at a time. Instead, you can make the into chunks and process.
To increase the heap Memory:
For Java heap-size and other memory requirements, Refer to the following OSS note for details:
Note 723909 - Java VM settings for J2EE 6.40/7.0
Also check out the OSS Note 862405 - XI Configuration Options for Lowering Memory Requirements
There are oss notes available for the Java Heap size settings specific to the OS environment too.
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