How to find the heap memory of managedServer?
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Answer / gaurav
use the below command
ps -auwwwx | grep <managed server>
In the output you will find parameters Xms and Xmx for heap
size.
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Answer / kamal sastry
For weblogic 8 you can get the details from
/weblogic81/common/bin/startManagedWebLogic.sh Here there
is a parameter set in the script with memory details.
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Answer / arvind
Or you can varify it from out file of that server.
by searching Xms and Xms keyword. in ant cersion of WLS.
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