P3
The jnlp specification allows you to set the innitial and max heap size via
the j2se element attributes initial-heap-size and max-heap-size.
we have recieved RFE's 4625809, 4670925, and 4491200 asking for additional
attributes to the j2se element to set:
initial stack size, max stack size,
incremental gx, no incremental gc, no class gc,
server, client
Instead of implementing additional attributes for each possible argument to
the virtual machine, why not implement a generic vm-args attribute, and allow
that the JNLP Client will launch java with the virtual machine attributes that
it considers secure.
the j2se element attributes initial-heap-size and max-heap-size.
we have recieved RFE's 4625809, 4670925, and 4491200 asking for additional
attributes to the j2se element to set:
initial stack size, max stack size,
incremental gx, no incremental gc, no class gc,
server, client
Instead of implementing additional attributes for each possible argument to
the virtual machine, why not implement a generic vm-args attribute, and allow
that the JNLP Client will launch java with the virtual machine attributes that
it considers secure.
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JDK-4625809 It's not possible to specify the stack size for JWS applications
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