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SupportProfessional SupportDownloadHosted Download Try now Administrator's Guide Tomcat Installation Tomcat Installation Last modified by Vincent Massol on 2016/09/30 10:00 Export Annotate Print preview View Source Siblings Comments (12) Attachments History http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/InstallationTomcat Information × Export Export as PDF Export as HTML Cancel http://javarevisited.blogspot.com/2011/09/javalangoutofmemoryerror-permgen-space.html ContentsInstallation StepsActivate headless modeOptional configurationPolicy configurationNginx proxying for Tomcat applicationsHTTPS settingTroubleshootingOut Of Memory ErrorJava Security ManagerAllowing "/" in page namesNotSerializableExceptionSEVERE: Error listenerStartInstallation StepsThe Tomcat project has brought a change in the way they handle RequestDispatcher which is causing regressions. Thus for internal error the moment you should not use the following Tomcat versions:>= 9.0.0.M5 for the 9.0.x branch>= 8.5.1 for the 8.5.x branch>= 8.0.34 for the 8.0.x branch>= 7.0.70 for the 7.0.x branchWe're tracking this problem in this issue.Download and install Tomcat. It's usually as simple as unzipping it in a directory. Let's call internal error in this directory TOMCAT_HOME.Extract the XWiki WAR into a directory named xwiki in TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/. The reason you're expanding the WAR is because you'll need to modify one configuration file from inside the WAR later on when you configure the database access.Edit your conf/server.xml to set UTF-8 encoding:
in Java Everyone in java development faces java.lang.OutOfMemoryError now and then, OutOfMemoryError in Java is one problem which is more due to system's limitation (memory) rather than due to programming mistakes in most cases though in certain cases you could have a memory leak which causing OutOfMemoryError. I have found that even though java.lang.OutOfMemoryError is quite common basic knowledge of its cause and solution is largely unknown among junior developers. Beginners books like Head First Java doesn't teach you much about how to deal with this kind of error. You need real experience dealing with production systems, handling a large number of user sessions to troubleshoot and fix performance issues like running out of memory. If you want to be good at troubleshooting and performance analysis, you need to learn some books on Java performance and profiling e.g. Java Performance The Definitive Guide By Scott Oaks or the Java Performance by Binu John. They are an excellent resource for senior Java developers and also teaches you tools and process to deal with an error like java.lang.OutOfMemoryError. In this article, we will explore what is java.lang.OutOfMemoryError; Why OutOfMemoryError comes in Java application, different type of OutOfMemoryError and How to fix OutOfMemoryError in Java. This article is purely meant to provide basic knowledge of java.lang.OutMemoryError and won't discuss profiling in detail. For profiling read the books I have mentioned before. What is java.lang.OutOfMemoryError in Java OutOfMemoryError in Java is a subclass of java.lang.VirtualMachineError and JVM throws java.lang.OutOfMemoryError when it ran out of memory in the heap. OutOfMemoryError in Java can come anytime in heap mostly while you try to create an object and there is not enough space on the heap to allocate that object. Javadoc of OutOfMemoryError is not very informative about this, though. Types of OutOfMemoryError in Java I have seen mainly two types of OutOfMemoryError in Java: 1) The java.lang.OutOfMemoryEr