Gracias por tu ayuda.
Tengo 8g de ram
Estoy trabajando con base de datos postgis y trato de leer desde ahi.
se entiende??
Gracias
[http://graphics.hotmail.com/emsmilep.gif] Roberto Carlos Albani Meolans
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So, it appears that Roberto is loading the features (1.5 million) from postgis,
and gets an out of memory (he is working on Ubuntu with 8gb). Supposedly it
works with Kosmo. Not sure what one can do here? Anyone an idea?
Stefan
> El 29-09-2016, a las 07:49, Roberto Carlos Albani Meolans
> esc
can he send the info from Help/About/Info ?
also the OJ version would be good to know.
..ede
On 29.09.2016 15:11, Stefan Steiniger wrote:
> So, it appears that Roberto is loading the features (1.5 million) from
> postgis, and gets an out of memory (he is working on Ubuntu with 8gb).
> Supposed
Hi,
I suppose that Kosmo is using some sort of disk cache while OpenJUMP keeps
everything in memory. Going to 64-bit Java was a huge improvement for OJ but
still it is memory bound.
Does Roberto need to handle all the 1.5 million features at a time? Often it is
enough that all the features are
Hi,
Good hints from Jukka,
Also, Roberto should check that he is using a 64bits JVM (Help/About/Info).
There is little chance that a 32bits JVM (1G memory) can load 1.5M
features, but a 64 bits JVM with 8G RAM should be able to laod them
(depends on the features though).
Also, querying a da
On 29.09.2016 20:56, Michaël Michaud wrote:
> Also, Roberto should check that he is using a 64bits JVM (Help/About/Info).
mainly the reason why i asked for that info. also to see if the script
correctly assigned a matching Xmx setting.
..ede
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Hi Manfred,
Just to make it clear. OpenJUMP uses two different pieces of codes to
get the CRS from a datasource and to perform transformations.
To get CRS information from datasource (either vector or raster), we use
a small plugin based on a list of CRS prepared by Peppe and included in
OpenJ
