honyk wrote:
Dear All,
I have a JSF2.0 app that executes (via ProcessBuilder) an external script.
This script opens PPTX via PowerPoint ActiveX object, manipulate it and
save. It runs on Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit, 4GB RAM, JDK 7.
When tomcat 7 is launched using startup.bat (with original settings), it
works fine.
When tomcat runs as a service, opening the PPTX in the PowerPoint fails
because of Out Of Memory error regardless Xmx settings (tomcat7w.exe).
Note that the Xmx setting is probably irrelevant here. It determines how much memory the
JVM (which runs Tomcat) will allocate for its Heap (which it uses to store Java object
instances and data).
But the PPT process which you start will not use that memory area, it will use its own
totally separate memory allocation.
I originally asked PowerPoint forum, but haven't get any explanation yet:
http://answers.microsoft.com/thread/37cbebf6-4003-4ab0-9295-92413aaecc2e
But as the entry point is Tomcat and the only difference between problematic
and non problematic behavior is the 'service' mode, maybe there is something
related in the tomcat7.exe code base. Just guessing.
Has anybody an idea why both modes behave differently?
Thanks, Jan
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