ES8i on unixware7.1

Has anyone succeeded in installing Enterpriseserver 8i on
unixware7.1? What is the secret to avoid the:
Javaoutofmemoryerror?? (I have 256MB mem + 100MB swap etc.)
Hugo.
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I do not use that platform and I do not know where you are
getting the error, but it you can locate the batch file where the
java runtime is being called, then you can check the size of the
stack allocated i.e. java -mx128m etc. It may also be using jre
instead of java.
Hugo Bokman (guest) wrote:
: Has anyone succeeded in installing Enterpriseserver 8i on
: unixware7.1? What is the secret to avoid the:
: Javaoutofmemoryerror?? (I have 256MB mem + 100MB swap etc.)
: Hugo.
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