Fms core backwards time stamp

I am getting constant errors regarding 'backward timestamps'
that crash fms core. I have seen the thread that suggests disabling
time synchs as a resolution for this issue, but we have the server
set up as a cluster, which requires Windows time synch service to
be running. The issue only occurs with certain meetings - is there
a way to get rid of the error that does not involve crippling a
critical windows service?

Hi guys,
I would increase the size of the JSEngine in either your
application's Application.xml file or the vhost's Application.xml
file. Increase the value of the RuntimeSize tags from 1024 (1Mb) to
30720 (30Mb):
<JSEngine>
<RuntimeSize>30720</RuntimeSize>
</JSEngine>
Setting the JSEngine size to 500000 (488 Mb) is illegal and
AFAIK FMS will default to 1024.
Hope this helps!

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