On 11 March 2012 22:35, Pat - We Create wrote: > Hi Jonathan, Please reply to the mailing list not just to me, thanks. > We have tomcat running on Linux. I'm using the command line via ssh to try > and change the heap sizes used by tomcat. > > I'm trying to change the heap sizes using the following command in the > command line: > gij ‹ms=512 Even assuming the ‹ character is just MS Outlook autocorrecting -- to some other character, that command-line won't work. Read the output: > This just returns this to the command line: > Usage: gij [OPTION] ... CLASS [ARGS] ... > to interpret Java bytecodes, or > gij -jar [OPTION] ... JARFILE [ARGS] ... > to execute a jar file You are not using either of those forms, you need to specify a class (in the first form) or use -jar and specify a jar file (in the second form.) If you use on of those forms to run a program then you can use the --ms option to set its heap size, but you're not actually running a program, so there's nothing to set the heap size for.
