Not enough system-resources to finish required-service

Hi,
I have developed a backup-program, using java.util.zip package.
When I applie this program to zip a file greather than 100Mo, an OutOfMemoryError occurs.
So, I try to call the JVM with Xms and Xmx parameters set to 512Mo:
java -Xms512M -Xmx512M ClassName
Then, my program crash on the following exception:
java.io.IOException: Ressources syst�me insuffisantes pour terminer le service demand�
(Translation: "Not enough system-resources to perform the required-service")
My workstation is equiped of 512Mo-RAM for an Athlon 1000MHz under Win2KPro 5.00.2195 and I using Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.0-C) - Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.3.0-C, mixed mode)
The memory-usage after the Exception-evenment is 112Mo,
the maximum-memory-usage is 216Mo,
the virtual-memory-usage is 532Mo,
Is it an another way than increasing physical-memory of my workstation to contain my JVM ?
Thanks beforehand for your replies.

You create (write) an archive I suppose.
I wrote a little web-server in Java which serves the requests on the basis of the zip archives listed in its configuration. That is, it lets us browse inside several zip archives with a browsers without having to unpack them. I use this thing on my PC against a couple of complete Java SDK documentation packages etc. The total size is above 150MB (megabytes, or, si vous pr�f�rez, megaoctets). The thing runs without memory options without problems for a week (I usually shut the box down for the weekend).
The bottom line: with reading the archives I encounter no problems with the java zip package.

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