I’ve updated my Designer Memory Configurator to fix some problems reported to me.
The new version number is 2.1 also remember that your ordinary IBM Notes client also gets speed by giving it some more memory. Let your client free.
Download the new version here
Also check out my other utilities
Note that for locked down environments, jvm.properties is not writable.
The fix is to put the params in rcpinstall.properties, which is actually better since it overrides jvm.properties, so potentially negating any changes made to jvm.properties…
rcpinstall.properties lives in /workspace/.config and should be user writable.
rcpinstall.properties lives in <DataDir>/workspace/.config and should be user writable.
I will look at this and try to change it to use that instead.
Do you have any info on how the jvm properties should be written in this file?
or a file with this added?
had to use & lt ; and & gt ; for the DataDir thingie to show up…
😉 Google
1st hit:
vmarg.= You can provide VM specific arguments here. The is passed unaltered as a vmarg to the VM. The is only used as a unique identifier of the vmarg within this file. Syntax of the argument is not checked.
8th hit
drat, forgot proper formatting
vmarg.<name>=<value> You can provide VM specific arguments here. The <value> is passed unaltered as a vmarg to the VM. The <name> is only used as a unique identifier of the vmarg within this file. Syntax of the argument is not checked.
with proper formatting 😉
💡
Google
1st hit:
vmarg.<name>=<value> You can provide VM specific arguments here. The <value> is passed unaltered as a vmarg to the VM. The <name> is only used as a unique identifier of the vmarg within this file. Syntax of the argument is not checked.
8th hit