Logging Garbage collector for an OC4J with 2JVM

Hi, I have one OC4J with two JVM setted.
If I put -verbose:gc it logs in the std Output file.
I trying to log the garbage collector in two different file each one for one JVM.
Anyone as an idea?

Don't create massive amounts garbage memory. It's that simple. You should try to limit the creation of memory inside your animation loop. If there is a process inside the loop that creates memory, there is definitely some way to create that item staticly, rather than allocating new memory with each iteration. There shouldn't be any kind of problem that would involve the creation of THIS much memory, and it's deallocation. If you read about how the garbage collector is implemented, you'll notice that it stores all of it's memory on a single conveyor belt. This is for ALL memory in the program. Therefor once the garbage collector has gone through and marked all of the memory that needs to be reclaimed, it performs it's sweep and must feeze the entire program because that conveyor belt can not be manipulated while it's re-arranging the memory. The garbage collector will eliminate MOST memory leaks, but it does not eliminate any thought on the part of the programmer about memory.
-Jason Thomas.

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