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Reducing JRE size

Hi all,
I have a client server application and I have to include JRE in the file to be downloaded by the client. The JRE size is bloating my client download file and I need to reduce the size of my download. Is there a way i can reduce the size of JRE? Any help greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
npaila

look in the README that comes with the jre, it is exactly given there wich files you may legally remove. It is just a few and reduces the zip file size by about 1MB.

Comment Summary font size

Is there a way to increase the largest font size for Comment Summaries? Small is unreadable. Medium is almost unreadable. Large is too small to read easily.
Our workflow depends on transferring changes from Acrobat document to InDesign document. Without two displays, the user needs to print the Comments and work from that hard copy. But the size of the Large font size in Comment Summaries is still way too small to work from easily.

You can't; this is set when the form is created.
But you may use the Zoom function to enlarge the entire document.

Reduce JRE size

It's unbelievable that Sun does not accept to reduce rt.jar in the standard JRE (see licence agreements).
And the reality is : a very FEW people does have the JRE installed.
So when we have to deploy an application, we have to bundle the JRE with it. I've done it. My application was ~1Mo and with the JRE, it's about 30 Mo !!!
I don't have any solution. I will have to abandon Java technology and to refactor all my code into another language such as C#.
Sun choice to include more and more stuff in JRE is stupid and irresponsible (especially the fonts!). It would be so simple to cut it into atomic pieces... pffff
For example, I don't need and I don't WANT to distribute Swing classes.
Maybe someone knows an alternate runtime environment ? maybe IBM ? I didn't find anyone.
Please... and thanks
David

You're correct in most of what you say
But C# download is bigger that jvm, 25 mb vs 15 mb (for my XP Pro). And the JRE can be smaller with the allowable exclusions. If you don't compress your distributed JRE, it will be larger - jar/compress it and take a look at the Pack200 enhancement in 1.5 to minimize the size. I'v heard of the (legally) stripped JRE being less that 10 mb, compressed.
And Dell , HP, Acer, Gateway, Samsung, Toshiba and Tsinghua Tongfang (as of late 2003) were shipping Java - see http://news.com.com/Sun:+More+PC+makers+warm+to+Java/2100-1012_3-5080518.html

Acrobat increases size of file when no text is present

I an using Acrobat 9. I have a certificate returned from the printers and the size is 115Kb. I have put 8 lines of text on the entire document and the email size increase to 2985 Kb - no images or pictures in my text. If I remove all the text and clear the comments totally the size then reverts to 975Kb (approx..)
Can anybody tell me what is going on because I cannot send a group of certificates of 3Mb each down the wire?

First of all, check which font you've used for these lines of text. You
should use either a font that's already embedded in the file, or a standard
font that's available in Acrobat by default, like Helvetica.
Also, try saving the file using the Save As method under a new name. This
forces an optimization of the file and can seriously reduce the file's size.
On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 11:04 AM, bazzer it's me <[email protected]>

Maximum Database size in exchange 2007

Hi Team,<o:p></o:p>
What is the maximum database size we can have in Exchange server 2007 SP3 RU8 standalone server.<o:p></o:p>
In our environment we have 1800 users hosted on the
exchange 2007 server with DB size(EDB file) of 1.61TB. What is the maximum size it can grow upto. Any response appreciated.
Thanks<o:p></o:p>
Srini<o:p></o:p>

Amit just beat me to posting Harold Wong's article! :-) Since you're currently on 1.61TB the artificial limit has already been adjust via the registry setting mentioned (the article mentioned 50GB though I've seen others mention 250GB). So the maximum limit
is 16TB, but whoever adjusted things to allow your current size may have set the artificial limit as something smaller, so you'd want to check the registry to see what it has been set to in your case.
I'd also echo the comments about database size. Depending on how you handle backups then they may also play a part. Since most backups work on the basis of backing up / restoring the entire database (obviously backing up changes rather than the whole thing
each time), then the event of you needing to restore it's much easier if you have smaller databases to deal with. Splitting your mailboxes across multiple stores will help minimise the time required before you can get some users online again in the case of
a total failure. Also, if you split your mailboxes across 5 databases and then have a problem (for instance corruption) on one of them, then only around 1/5 of your users are effected rather than all of them.

Override page size??

Hello,
I am creating postscript files to be converted into pdfx. They will then be plotted on roll plotters. In that context page size doesn't really have any meaning. I know how big my document is and I would like the page size to be the size of the document, but unfortunately without defining a new custom page every time that doesn't seem to be possible.
I would like to define a really big page, say 36x96 inches, and after printing to it programmatically put append a bounding box onto the ps file. Is that possible, or are there other options? I know almost nothing about postscript, but am a competent programmer.
cheers,
Marc Pelletier

Hi,
I see the code and comment in os_stat.c. I tried GetDiskFreeSpace on my XP system,
running NTFS. It said I have a sector size of 512 bytes. It also said I have 8 sectors per cluster,
which means that my cluster size is 8 * 512 = 4096 bytes.
That matches the results from fsutil:
C:\>fsutil fsinfo ntfsinfo d:
NTFS Volume Serial Number : 0xe6f4b5adf4b57ffb
Version : 3.1
Number Sectors : 0x000000000b4d4c1b
Total Clusters : 0x000000000169a983
Free Clusters : 0x000000000048fc65
Total Reserved : 0x00000000000002f0
Bytes Per Sector : 512
Bytes Per Cluster : 4096
Bytes Per FileRecord Segment : 1024
Clusters Per FileRecord Segment : 0
Mft Valid Data Length : 0x000000001b14c000
Mft Start Lcn : 0x00000000000c0000
Mft2 Start Lcn : 0x0000000000000010
Mft Zone Start : 0x00000000000db140
Mft Zone End : 0x0000000000393540
NTFS volumes often report 512B clusters Could it be that the engineer who wrote this comment confused cluster size with
sector size, or perhaps tested on a small partition?
References:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa364935(VS.85).aspx
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=314878
Thanks,
Eric

Urgent : how to make customised jre by removing unwanted classes

dear all,
We have developed a application in java , we want to provide this as a
downloadable application so we want it to be of less size.To run this java application we need jre.As the jre size is more and we are not using most of the classes , we want to customise it as per our requirement and bundle with our application.
We will be very happy if any body can suggest a solution for this problem.
regards
ramachandrarao

legally, you cannot distribute a custom JRE without permission from Sun. You have to talk to their legal department to do that. It's all in the license for the JRE.

What does not affect the size of the classfile

Hi
does inclusion of extra whitespaces affect the size of the classfile (that gets created after compiling).
does inclusion of java comments increases the size of the classfile.
are there any other things that when included, does not affect the size of the classfile.
Madhu_1980

Madhu_1980 wrote:
Hi
does inclusion of extra whitespaces affect the size of the classfile (that gets created after compiling).You can test this yourself easily.
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does inclusion of java comments increases the size of the classfile.Another one you can test very easily.
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are there any other things that when included, does not affect the size of the classfile.
Madhu_1980Shouldn't you be worried about getting your program working by using the right constructs rather than constructs which result in a smaller .class file?
Are you restricted on the sizes of your .class files?

Another CS6 Worksation Build Proposal for review and comment

Hi All,
I've put together the following video editing system build after reading this forum for many months and would really appreciate any feedback or comments. Of particular interest are comments on the hard disk setup, location of the media cache and connection speed and disk size allocation. I'm trying to put together a fast, stable, easily managed system from a file management perspective for home video editing using CS6. Video Editing will be the primary task for this workstation but it will also be the main desktop PC in the house for other general computing purposes.
Motherboard:
ASROCK Extreme 11
CPU:
Intel 3930K
Memory:
GSkill 1600MHZ RipjawsZ PC12800 8 x 8 64gb
Graphics Card:
EVGA 4G GTX680 Classified 04G-P4-3688-KR
Power Supply:
Corsair AX1200i
Case:
Coolmaster Cosmos II Black
Optical Drive:
Pioneer BDR-207DBKS Black 12X Blu-Ray Writer
( 1 X 3gb SATA connection )
CPU Cooler / Fan:
Noctua NH-D14 Socket 2011 Special Edition CPU Cooler
Software / OS:
Windows 8 Pro 64 bit
Storage:
C Drive: OS, Programs, Pagefile
Samsung Series 840 Pro SSD 512gb
( 1 x 6gb SATA connection )
D Drive:
Media, Projects
2 x WD Velociraptor 10000 rpm HDD 1 TB ( RAID 0 ) = 2TB TOTAL
( 2 x 3gb SATA connections )
E Drive:
Previews, Exports, Media Cache
Samsung Series 840 Pro 512gb SATA 3 6GB/s SSD ( RAID 0 ) = 1024gb TOTAL
( 2 x 6gb SATA connections )
F Drive:
Backup
2 X 3TB Seagate Barracuda 7200 RPM HDD ( RAID 1 )
( 2 x 3gb SATA connection )
I chose the ASROCK Extreme 11 due to the number of SATA3 ports. I haven't found any other 2011 socket mb's with the amount of SATA ports I require. Any alternatives recommended ?
My understanding is that HDD's wont benefit from a 6gb SATA3 connection so there is no point using these ports for any HDD - is this correct ?
I have viewed Todd's 'Optimizing Hard Disk Video' where he puts the Media Cache on the C drive. Where would you recommend the Media Cache be placed ?
My intention is to backup everything from both D & E RAID 0 volumes to F drive. I note some systems and recommendations have the exports being written directly to the larger, slower backup HDD but doesn't this mean the export takes longer to write ? I am assuming I am better off writing out my export file to a fast SDD and then backing up to my F: HDD later.
Any comments on the size of my E drive for Preview, Export, Media Cache...would 2 x 256gb drives in RAID 0 be adequate, considering I'm using this drive purely as temporary storage.
I also acknowledge that the C drive at 512gb may be overkill but I'd rather not run out of space there, especially if I need to use that drive for the pagefile and media cache or anything else recommended.
I look forward to reading your comments and suggestions and really appreciate any feedback / alternatives suggested.
Kind Regards
Martin.

Hi Harm,
Thanks for the feedback - very much appreciated.
The reason I chose the 1600mhz sticks instead of 2133mhz was because of stability fears, not because of price.
Also, I don't think I have seen any 64gb memory kits running at 2133mhz ?
If you think using the 2133mhz memory is worthwhile and stable, and gives a valuable performance boost I will consider that upgrade.
The GSkill 1600mhz is 1.5 volts and I have read concerns on this forum about using that voltage.
I'd really appreciate any suggestions from anyone about what 64gb 2133 mhz memory kit to purchase that is stable and runs well with an ASrock Extreme 11 motherboard and the 3930k processor.
As per other posts on this forum regarding memory, I'd rather have more memory over faster memory, hence why I am going for 64gb straight away.
As to the C drive size, I'll consider scaling that back to 256gb
Thanks again for reviewing and taking the time to comment.
Cheers Martin.

What's my document size?

My PS4 document size indicates 4/12 MB, yet in the finder, 21 MB.
Which one is accurate? I am trying to condense stuff for disk burns.
Here's one that says 8/13 in PS4, but a whopping 41 MB in the finder !
Bridge says 41 also.
Much prefer be at 8 or 13.

As Wade has already commented the file size is the space it takes up on the disk or hard drive. By using compression you can change this size with certain formats. Jpeg has 12 levels of compression but as I'm sure you know is a lossy format. With Jpeg the lower the number the higher the compression (smaller file) but also more data loss.
Tiff can also be compressed. Tiff compression is lossless. PSDs have there own compression RLE I believe, this is set and can't be turned on or off.
As far as the sizes at the bottom of the window. If you control click you have many choices of information. for document size the left represents the printing size of the image—approximately the size of the saved, flattened file. The number on the right indicates the file’s approximate size, including layers and channels.
You can find this info and much more here http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/11.0/WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-7508a.html in the CS4 help files.

Multiple size iPhoto books

I just created an 8.5 x 11 hardcover book and now I want to duplicate the design with an 6x8 book. Is this feasible? Or do I have to create a new book with the 6x8 template.

Mary:
Welcome to the Apple Discussions. It can be done. I'd keep the original book as you can lose comments when changing size. Select the book with one click and type Command-D. That will create a copy that you can try changing the size with the same theme with the Theme button. I've done it and have kept all the text, etc. The backup means you'll be able to remember the text in case you need to start from scratch.

Size of ONT - BPON vs. GPON

Has anyone out there upgraded from BPON to GPON and could comment on the size of the new ONT? I finished my basement and 'boxed' up the BPON ONT a few years back - probably not the smartest move but it looks good. It would be a hassle if the new ONT is larger than the previous one...

What are the different models of ONTs?
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URLConnection problem further investigated

Hi!
I have a problem (of course). I can create an URL connection, write data to it and receive the result (see "Check result" comment) using JRE 1.4.1 without any problems. But with JRE 1.3.1 I get a FileNotFound Exception when I do "InputStream is = urlConn.getInputStream();".
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks in advance for any hints.
Magnus
// Create CGI URL.
String strFile = m_strDataURL + objectID;
URL urlCodeBase = applet.getCodeBase();
URL urlWriteCgi = new URL( urlCodeBase.getProtocol(),
urlCodeBase.getHost(), strFile);
// Setup URL connection.
URLConnection urlConn = urlWriteCgi.openConnection();
urlConn.setDoOutput(true);
OutputStream os = urlConn.getOutputStream();
BufferedOutputStream bos = new BufferedOutputStream(os);
DataOutputStream dos = new DataOutputStream(bos);
// Post data.
cat.debug( "Writing object properties for " + objectID + "..." );
int iNofProperties = properties.size();
cat.debug( "Number of properties: " + iNofProperties );
String totalBytes = null;
for(int index=0; index < iNofProperties; index++){
cat.debug( properties.get(index).toString() + "=" + values.get(index).toString() );
dos.writeBytes(properties.get(index).toString());
dos.writeBytes("=");
dos.writeBytes(values.get(index).toString());
if(index+1 < iNofProperties){
dos.write('&');
dos.flush();
dos.close();
// Check result.
InputStream is = urlConn.getInputStream();
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader( new InputStreamReader(is) );
String t = in.readLine();
while( t != null) {
t = in.readLine();
in.close();

In 1.3.1 and previous releases the HTTP protocol handler through a FNF exception for HTTP errors that it didn't handle. 1.4 has lots of fixes and improvements and also handles more HTTP errors automatically. If you really need to find out what 1.3.1 is doing then get a network trace and post the HTTP response from the server here.

[Solved] Well-supported and powerful video card?

I'm sick of dealing with Catalyst updates breaking my system and crashing Starcraft 2, so I'm thinking I'll buy a new card for my rig. I want to get something that'll work better and make my life easier.
So I'm looking for a desktop (PCI-e) video card, probably nVidia, that can replace my current Radeon HD 5770. I'd like something relatively quiet and not too power-greedy (this PC is right next to my bed and on 24/7) but powerful enough to support my two monitors, play back 1080P h.264 easily, and do some occasional gaming, the most extreme of which would be SC2 in WINE (I don't need to max out the settings, but a good framerate with more-than-minimum settings would be nice.)
My price range is flexible. Maybe around $200, preferably less, but I'd spend a bit more if it's justified.
So: what are you guys using that's working well for you? Anyone have any recommendations on what card to buy?
EDIT: I ended up getting a GTX 460. It's everything I wanted - quiet, powerful, good driver support. Well, I haven't confirmed yet that Starcraft 2 runs without crashing (as it had a habit of doing under my 5770) but at least it runs unlike under the most recent ATI drivers.
Last edited by mDuo13 (2010-09-10 04:46:14)

My card (the aforementioned GTX 460) arrived. I installed it today with no hitches. Everything worked great except it took me a couple tries to get Starcraft 2 to run (it initially crashed because it couldn't resize my Twinview desktop). I fixed it by creating a Metamode in the nvidia-settings utility where I turned my secondary monitor to "Off". Just switch metamodes, open SC2, and switch metamodes again when done. I may come up with an even simpler solution eventually, but in general, I'm super-happy with how effortless it was getting everything installed, set up, and configured.
And as to the comments on the size of the card - this card is not small at 9.5" or something, but that's comparable to the 5770 I had before and like I said, my case is HUGE. I had like 6 inches to spare behind the card. XD That said, people with ordinary cases probably should measure.
Last edited by mDuo13 (2010-09-10 04:51:08)

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