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From: Christopher B. <cb...@ll...> - 2012-12-10 20:15:43
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Hi, We have a service which supports a synchronous serial connection. Most of the implementation is Java, but a native call to a .dll is needed for the serial adapter. Platform is Windows with Java 1.6 32-bit. The issue is that whenever the service starts, the wrapper log contains a message "Not enough space." Yet the program still appears to be fully functional despite the error message. Figuring that the problem is the native call causing this since none of our other (all-Java) services show this error message. I don't even know whether "space" refers to heap or file system or whatever. We don't open any files at all, per se, except handles for the serial I/O. Any ideas what triggers the "Not enough space" message? Can this be alleviated using some parameter in the wrapper config file? Thanks, Chris |