Windows tuning, running the "server" Java VM (tuning)

[Stefano_Cavallini]

ok understand, done

thanks for your support

stefano

[Stefano_Cavallini]

BrianS,

If you see

java version “1.7.0_05”

Java™ SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_05-b06)

Java HotSpot™ 64-Bit Server VM (build 23.1-b03, mixed mode)

the JDK is correctly installed,

so, for be sure that Wowza use the “Server VM” instead “Client VM”, check the Wowza access logs @ startup, appear a line like this :

2012-09-01 23:47:33 CEST comment server INFO 200 - Java Name: Java HotSpot™ Server VM - - - 0.749

then simply change 768M to 4000M

steve

[Martin_Bals]

Hi,

is this necessary for WOWZA3 on WindowsServer2008R2?

I don’t have the javacpl.cpl in system32

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3.Add the path to the Java Development Kit to your system PATH variable. You can do this by doing the following:a.Open the System Control Panel

b.Select the Advanced tab

c.Click the Environment Variables button

d.Double click the Path variable in the System variable section and add the full path the Java JDK bin folder inside the JDK folder surrounded by double quotes to the end of the list of path entries (path entries are separated by the ; character). For example, the string you add to the Path variable might look like this:

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I cannot find b) and c) in W2008 so I cannot do d).

regards and thanks

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I see there is no need to change anything. Actual JAVA is installed fine on W8R2 and no editing is necessar. Using cmdprompt tne java runtime could be called from everywhere in the system.

Is it necessary to remove the files anyway?

Do I have to write the rootpath? and where?

regars

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[Brian_Steinle]

Just checked the logs:

2012-09-02 10:56:24 PDT comment server INFO 200 - Java Name: Java HotSpot™ 64-Bit Server VM

So I guess everything should be OK. Thanks Steve!