Out Of Memory Issue while dowloading infomraiton from DB to XML

Hi,
I am converting the Database tables into XML file format
using Java IO and SAXP. I am keeping all XML files in
download folder. But, while downloading process
i am getting Out Of Memory Error.
When i tried to download the real data, the download
folder size is going tp 50 MB and i am getting Out Of
memory error?
Is that related to JVM Memory or System Memory. What
would be the solution for this?
Awaiting your answers

By default the JVM appropriates 96Mb of memory for it's heap. You can increase the allocation by putting, say -Xmx128m on the Java command line, though perhaps a better solution is to avoid loading all your data at one time and write the XML out while reading the database.

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