Java OutOfMemory on Mac, working on Windows?

Xmx is the correct answer. Java has odd defaults for maximum heap space depending on the platform (sometimes as low as 8MB) If your application in bundled in a JAR with a Main-Class INF directive, the following should work for you: java -Xmx256m -jar myapp.jar.

Xmx is the correct answer. Java has odd defaults for maximum heap space depending on the platform (sometimes as low as 8MB). If your application in bundled in a JAR with a Main-Class INF directive, the following should work for you: java -Xmx256m -jar myapp.jar.

You were right, seems like I was using -Xmx in wrong place. Thanks – Roberto Sevilla Jul 22 at 14:43.

Use the Java Bundler to generate an app In the Properties tab, in the VM Options, insert: "-Xmx512m" without the quotes.

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