SettingHeapSize

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Changed: 3c3

{{{ lax.nl.java.option.java.heap.size.max=100000000 }}} {nid 6V0}

{{{ lax.nl.java.option.java.heap.size.max=100000000 }}} {nid 6V0}

Changed: 7c7

If you run Protege on a Mac by double clicking an icon, you need to edit the Info.plist file that is hidden within that icon. Right click the icon (or ^-click for one button mouses) and click "show package contents"). A new finder window will come up. Double click "Contents" and then "Info.plist". Traverse down the tree as follows: "Root" --> "Java" --> "VMOptions". In VMOptions edit the -Xmx line to indicate the correct memory usage. {nid 6V2}

If you run Protege on a Mac by double clicking an icon, you need to edit the Info.plist file that is hidden within that icon. Right click the icon (or ^-click for one button mouses) and click "show package contents". A new finder window will come up. Double click "Contents" and then "Info.plist". Traverse down the tree as follows: "Root" --> "Java" --> "VMOptions". In VMOptions edit the -Xmx line to indicate the correct memory usage. {nid 6V2}

Changed: 11c11

If you run Protege from the java command line then you need to pass in the heap size with the -XmxN? command line switch. {nid 6V4}

If you run Protege from the java command line then you need to pass in the heap size with the -<nowiki>XmxN</nowiki>? command line switch. {nid 6V4}