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To find out how much RAM is allocated already to your Tomcat instance, if you have Tomcat installed as a Windows service, you can run Regedit and look at:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
SOFTWARE
Apache Software Foundation
Procrun 2,0
Under that key will be all the tomcat service instances you have installed on that machine. If you expand an instance tree you will see another key named Parameters. Expand this and you will see a number of named values:
JvmMs - is the minimum memory, equivalent to -Xms
JvmMx - is the maximum memory equivalent to -Xmx
Options - any other java options you wish to set for this server.
When you run Tomcat as a service it calls the jvm.dll directly so anything you modify in one of the bat files will be disregarded. So you will need to set those options by changing those registry values. The default Tomcat configuration does not use any memory configuration. If you haven't set the -Xms or -Xmx parameters explicitly anywhere you will wind up with the JDK default which is 64M.
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