OLM content management: is there an upload file size limit?

Hello -
I am wondering if anyone has encountered a limit on the size of a file uploaded as content for a learning object? I have one zip file that is about 225 MB and fails on the upload, after trying for some time, with this error:
JSP Error:
Request URI:/OA_HTML/OA.jsp
Exception:
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
I am successful uploading all other content objects, all of which are much smaller. I am using Oracle Learning Management 11.5.10.2. My workaround, successful, is to extract the zip file manually into the appropriate directory on the Learning Management content server.
Steps to reproduce (standard):
1. Create learning object
2. Attempt to upload zip file
Thank you for your help!

Hi Dears,
i'm facing the same issue on content server with IAS 10G
would u please advise ?
and please for the workaround to FTP the file to the respected directory i have done so but it didn't appear in OLM folder please elaborate.
thanks
Nabil

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