BPEL Server slows my computer down

Hi!
I am using Oracle BPEL PM Manager 10.2.1
When I start the server my computer is that slow that I cannot work properly.
How can I increase performance?
Cheers,
Alex

Hi,
Please, upgrade your system RAM. I guess you must be using 512mb RAM, 1GB RAM or more is highly recommended to get the desired performance.
Cheers
RN

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