SWAP space usage??

When I am monitoring my system using TOP, all of my java process is running well over 350M. The Size field is showing 470M and the RES field is showing 350M. But my Xms and Xmx is set to 256M. Is this mean the applications are using SWAP space?

Not necessarily. The total memory used by the JVM process will always be more than the Java heap size, specified by ms and mx. Memory used by the JVM for internal management, memory allocated in native code and memory allocated for the permanent space are all allocated outside of the Java heap space.
You could be using swap space if the total memory reserved by all applications and the OS in the system exceeds the physical RAM installed.
Arunabh

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